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Lack of interest and limited features lead to the discontinuation of the Apple Music Voice Plan.

Apple Music discontinues Siri-only Voice Plan: Check all details

<h2>Lack of interest and limited features lead to the discontinuation of the Apple Music Voice Plan.</h2>

Apple has decided to discontinue its Siri-only voice offering for Apple Music users, just two years after its launch.&nbsp;
This plan, which was announced in October 2021, allowed users to access Apple Music solely through voice commands from Siri.&nbsp;
However, it seems that the plan failed to gain traction, possibly due to the lack of interest in paying the additional $5 (₹413 approx.) monthly fee.
To inform subscribers, Apple has created a support page outlining the changes and providing instructions for continuing to use Apple Music after November.
Existing subscribers of the voice plan will be able to continue using it until their subscription ends.&nbsp;
However, once it expires, they will need to switch to regular Apple Music plans and pay the corresponding fees.
<h3>Apple Music to focus on new features</h3>
Apple's decision to discontinue the Siri-only voice plan stems from a desire to focus on other Apple Music features, such as spatial audio, karaoke with lyrics, and discovery.&nbsp;
The company aims to integrate Siri as a universal part of all Apple Music plans moving forward and promises to enhance the user experience in the future.
The Apple Music Voice plan allowed users to effortlessly access music, playlists, and albums on Apple Music through voice commands.&nbsp;
However, it lacked popular features like lossless audio quality and offline listening support, which may have contributed to its downfall, especially given the $5 monthly charge.
<h3>The Voice Plan never launched in India</h3>
It's worth noting that the voice plan was available only in select markets, such as the United States.&nbsp;
Users in India, for example, were never given the opportunity to try it, and now it appears they never will.
Although the discontinuation of the Siri-only voice plan may seem like a setback, Apple has little reason to worry.&nbsp;
The company continues to rake in billions from iPhone sales, and India is emerging as a key driver of its overall growth, thanks to strong demand for older iPhone models.
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Sony has announced in a blog post that the Apple Music app is now available for PS5.

Apple Music app now available for PS5

Sony has announced in a blog post that the Apple Music app is now available for PS5. The PS5 is the first gaming console to support Apple Music, as the music service is currently not available on Xbox consoles, or indeed the PS4. Apple Music integrates into the PS5&rsquo;s UI, and can be accessed using the PS button on the DualSense controller. Users can get recommendations based on the game being played, and gets full background playback support for music and videos.
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Sony has announced in a blog post that the Apple Music app is now available for PS5.

Sony has announced in a blog post that the Apple Music app is now available for PS5. This is the first gaming console to support Apple Music, and will bring tens of thousands of curated playlists, music videos in 4K, Apple Music Radio streaming today&rsquo;s hits, classics, and country live, and personalised playlists based on a user&rsquo;s music preferences.
The PS5 offers seamless integration with the Apple Music streaming service with background music and music video playback, so players can listen before, during, or after their gameplay session.
PS5 users can either start the Apple Music app before hopping into a game, or during gameplay by pressing the PS button on the DualSense wireless controller to access the Control Center and select the Music Function card.
From there, Apple Music subscribers can find recommendations that match the game they are currently playing, or choose from a playlist in their library or other Apple Music-curated playlists for gaming.
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Sony and Apple have not yet confirmed whether Apple Music on the PS5 supports lossless audio or Dolby Audio.
The PS5 is the first gaming console to support Apple Music, as the music service is currently not available on Xbox consoles, or indeed the PS4.

Apple has announced that Apple Music will soon support high-quality lossless audio and spatial audio support through Dolby Atmos.

Apple announces lossless audio, Dolby Atmos support for all Apple Music users at no added cost

Apple announces lossless audio, Dolby Atmos support for all Apple Music users at no added cost
Apple has announced that Apple Music will soon support high-quality lossless audio and spatial audio support through Dolby Atmos. The new features will be available for free to all subscribers, including those on student and family plans. Apple will provide three tiers of quality with lossless audio, with the highest tier requiring an external DAC, and cannot be played natively on any device Apple makes. Spatial audio will be supported by most recent AirPods or Beats headphones that use the H1 or W1 chip. It will also play through the speakers of the latest iPhones, iPads, and Macs by default.
Apple Music gets lossless audio, Dolby Atmos support New Apple Music features available for free to all users Highest-tier of lossless audio will need external DAC Spatial audio supported by recent AirPods, Beats headphones Latest iPad, iPhone, Mac will play spatial audio by default

Apple has announced that Apple Music will soon support high-quality lossless audio and spatial audio support through Dolby Atmos.
The new features will be available for free to all subscribers, including those on student and family plans. Apple will provide three tiers of quality with lossless audio, with the highest tier requiring an external DAC, and cannot be played natively on any device Apple makes.
Spatial audio will be supported by most recent AirPods or Beats headphones that use the H1 or W1 chip. It will also play through the speakers of the latest iPhones, iPads, and Macs by default.

Reports indicate that Apple may announce the third generation of its AirPods earbuds on May 18, along with the rumoured HiFi music tier for Apple Music. 

Reports: Apple may unveil AirPods 3, Apple Music HiFi tier on May 18

Reports indicate that Apple may announce the third generation of its AirPods earbuds on May 18, along with the rumoured HiFi music tier for Apple Music.

Reports indicate that Apple may announce the third generation of its AirPods earbuds on May 18, along with the rumoured HiFi music tier for Apple Music. The firm will reportedly not host a virtual event for the launch of these products, and will instead reveal them in a press release. Reports suggest Apple Music's HiFi tier will come with support for Dolby Atmos, Dolby Audio and 'lossless' audio.

A report by 9to5Mac has claimed that Apple is planning on introducing a HiFi plan for Apple Music with the next iOS 14.6 software update.

Report: Apple to introduce HiFi plan for Apple Music with support for Dolby codecs

A report by 9to5Mac has claimed that Apple is planning on introducing a HiFi plan for Apple Music with the next iOS 14.6 software update. The report says that new code added to the Apple Music app in the next build mentions 'Dolby Atmos', 'Dolby Audio' and 'Lossless'. It's worth noting that Apple Music so far does not support Dolby codecs, and only has support for its internal ALAC codec.

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