Sentences with phrase «music on all of your devices»

You can't stream Spotify music on all of your devices as you want, such as transfer to USB for playing in the car, or burn them to a CD for enjoying.

Prime Music puts all of that music on all of your devices, both iOS and Android, thanks to the Amazon MP3 app, and can play your local music files as well.

Now, you can enjoy the Spotify music on all of your device offline, such as car players, iPod, iPhone, PS4, Zune, PSP and MP3 players, etc..

Now, you can enjoy the Spotify music on all of your device offline, such as car players, iPod, iPhone, Zune, PSP and MP3 players, etc..

Not exact matches

On top of that, the HomePod uses AirPlay to play music from third - party services like Spotify from a mobile device, meaning you can use only an iOS or macOS device with the HomePod, whereas the Sonos One can play a wide variety of streaming services from any device.

If you want to expand your options, Amazon Music Unlimited ($ 7.99 per month) has a larger library of tens of millions of songs and lets you download them for offline listening on any device.

On - demand streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music and Google Play have been heralded as the future, giving consumers access to millions of songs on their device of choice for only a few dollars a montOn - demand streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music and Google Play have been heralded as the future, giving consumers access to millions of songs on their device of choice for only a few dollars a monton their device of choice for only a few dollars a month.

Prime Music lets you listen to two million songs ad - free and on - demand, while Amazon Music Unlimited ($ 7.99 / month) expands the library to tens of millions of songs and lets you download them for offline listening on any device.

While everyone else embraced CDs that could play an hour of music on a device the size of a lunchbox, Jobs dreamed of putting your entire album collection into a candy - bar - size object in your pocket.

Canadian rock icon Neil Young's Pono digital music device has garnered rave reviews since a high - profile launch at the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, TX, last week, and more than doubled its fundraising goal of US$ 800,000 on Kickstarter.

His enlightenment inspired the development of the Beats by Dr. Dre headphones (which dramatically improved the listening experience on digital devices and sold 1.6 million units in 2008, its first year of business) and Beats Music (a streaming service that launched in 2014).

But Ray, the Mindshare exec, believes the growth of voice assistants means more people are listening to streaming music on those devices.

News and music are dominating user activity on smart speakers, just as they did in the early days of mobile devices a decade ago.

These clever devices project constellations or little cartoon scenes on the ceiling while playing music for a specified amount of time (usually 15 - 20 minutes).

«We will focus on the development of novel applications for the device, especially concerning home entertainment (music browsing and playing).»

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Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas made a name for itself when it was released all the way back in November 2013 on iOS devices, for not only being a very impressive looking title at the time, but also for being endorsed by big names of the industry like Kenji Ito, main composer of Squaresoft's SaGa franchise, and Nobuo Uematsu of Final Fantasy fame, both of whom composed a few music tracks for it.

Coming this September to whichever stores will have it, Dropmix is a collaboration between toy maker Hasbro and music game masters Harmonix that sees players using cards placed on a game board to create unique mixes of licensed music via connected mobile device.

On the plus side, he has taken that most cliched of film music devices, the duduk, and crafted some truly beautiful solos («Driving in Geneva»); the piano solo version of the main theme which appears half way through the album is exquisite; and some of his Philip Glass - style cellular, repeating phrases are terrific.

«In addition,» Smith said, «we are considering adding an online help - desk form that date / time stamps requests; providing hand - held devices for teachers who have large groups of students (physical education, music, and so on) to use to take attendance; and offering an Intel Teach to the Future program for teachers who wish to be trainers.

Small, handheld devices may be useful for recording data and evidence whilst on a geography field trip but a PC with a large display screen and plenty of data storage is far more relevant for a music technology lesson or for CAD (computer aided design) purposes.

OK, maybe you hadn't heard of Steve Jobs back in the 80s and 90s, when he was busy inventing all of those Apple devices, integrated software, and content that you now take for granted — the Mac, the iPod, iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, iTunes, the App Store... He also helped to build Apple stores, the most successful and innovative retail enterprise on the planet, helped save the music industry, and even had a hand in such classics as «Toy Story» as CEO of Pixar.

Most of us are unaware that the very first music recordings were made on cylindrical devices made of tinfoil, wax, and eventually plastic, and the University of Santa Barbara has made over 10,000 available.

As the only student who thanks me on a daily basis for my teaching efforts, she certainly stands out from the rest of her technology - infused classmates who exit the room connected to some type of electronic music device.

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Plus, you can stream your music wirelessly with any Bluetooth ® - compatible audio device or connect a USB drive or portable music device to one of the USB ports and enjoy your favorite songs and playlists right on the audio system.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility † transform your vehicle's touch - screen into an in - vehicle version of your mobile device, providing you with a smarter way to interact with your messages, music, maps and other select features while on the go.

This upgrade also includes the Charging Station Map App, and this version of Entune goes all - in on playing digital music from an iPod or other device, or streaming.

The Go Plus further includes a Gracenote database that allows for the precise selection by voice of the various audio files stored on the portable device, as well as a convenient «Play More Like This» music function.

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Or just set the stereo to shuffle through the 8 GB of music on your device and rock down the road.

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Of course, with Bluetooth, the only control you get from the car is volume, play, and pause — you have to select music on the device.

There were also AUX and USB inputs for your own music storage device as well as voice guided turn by turn navigation, a 40 GB hard drive for storing tunes and a CD / DVD player that will feed images to some of the nicest factory flip up monitors integrated into the front seatbacks that we have seen on any new car.

Connect an iPod or portable storage device to the USB port and Sync scans and learns all of the music on the device.

Because the iPhone had to go into airplane mode to play music through Sync, it didn't deliver on its promise of reducing the number of devices we need to carry.

Connect all of your devices, from phones to tablets, and keep all of your contacts, music and destinations organized on the 8 - inch diagonal LCD touch - screen.

Pandora, the leading internet radio service, gives people music they love anytime, anywhere, through personalized radio stations available on a wide variety of connected devices

A pair of USB ports in the center console make it easy to connect an iPod, iPhone, or USB mass storage device full of media, but without BT A2DP, users of Android, Windows Phone, or BlackBerry phones are stuck using the sedan's 3.5 mm analog auxiliary input to play back their music, losing the ability to view the currently playing song on the iDrive's display and to skip tracks with steering - wheel controls.

Connect a USB drive or portable music device to one of the USB ports and enjoy your favorite songs and playlists right on the audio system.

While we might be using our PCs to get work done or create art and we're happy to be productive on our phones, tablets and ereaders have largely remained devices of leisure which we use for reading, playing, listening to music and watching movies.

Microsoft is keen to position itself as a serious player in the devices and services segment, something borne out of its latest move to open up Xbox Music service for free on the web, and the Android and iOS apps are likely to debut soon.

With more consumers building their own private libraries of digital books, music, movies, and audiobooks on their devices, the need to borrow someone else's content may have diminished.

And aside from the device itself, there are issues about pricing and DRM that have yet to be worked out (at least publishers can look to the experience of the music and TV industries while working on these).

The company is inviting musicians who use braille music to join them at RNIB on 16 March for an introduction to and demonstration of the device, along with performances from musicians who will learn, rehearse and perform a piece by Bach.

This display is also your main input device for the Alex — you can use it to navigate through your books from the main Library screen, navigate through the table of contents, add bookmarks and annotations, record your own voice notes, and even use Android's standard music player with the Alex's two built - in speakers to put on some reading music.

The devices aren't free, but they're so much cheaper than comparable products on the market that they will likely sell millions of copies and many more millions of books, television shows, movies, music and apps.

And how they act is that they're only gradually coming to terms with the necessity of publishing electronically, deeply regret the failure of the music industry's efforts to force us to pay separately for each device we want to use their intellectual property on, and have not yet let go of their fears regarding copying and sharing.

As a full Android device, SHIELD portable gives gamers access to the hundreds of thousands of popular apps, games, music, movies, and books on Google Play.

In an April 5 research note, Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster suggested that, based on his survey of 448 iPad buyers soon after the device's release, some 74 percent of iPad purchasers intended to use the device for surfing the Web, while another 38 percent planned to use it to read ebooks; another 34 percent said «Email,» 26 percent said «Watching Video,» 18 percent said «Playing Games and Apps,» and 8 percent said «Listening to Music.»