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What to Expect at WWDC 2015

June 5, 2015 by Kraig Becker Leave a Comment

Next Monday Tim Cook, along with a number of other Apple execs, will take to the stage at the Moscone Center in San Francisco to address software developers at the 2015 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The scheduled keynote address – which gets underway promptly at 1:00 PM Eastern time – will be the company’s first opportunity to show […]

Filed Under: Events Tagged With: Apple TV, Apple Watch, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Mac, music, OS X, WWDC

Is Apple Reviving Ping for New Streaming Music Service?

May 15, 2015 by Kraig Becker Leave a Comment

It is no secret that Apple is prepping a new streaming music service to challenge the likes of Pandora and Spotify. After all, most analysts believe that was the whole reason the company spent $3 billion acquiring Beats last year in the first place. While Apple’s plans for the new service remain shrouded in mystery at this time, […]

Filed Under: iTunes Tagged With: Beats, beats music, iTunes, itunes music, music, streaming music

5 Things We Now Know About the Apple Watch

March 11, 2015 by Kraig Becker 1 Comment

On Monday of this week, Apple held a highly anticipated press event in San Francisco during which they introduced a stunning new laptop, lowered the price of the AppleTV, and revealed their final plans for the launch of the Apple Watch. During the event, we not only received demonstrations of just what the Watch is capable of, […]

Filed Under: Apple Watch Tagged With: Apple Watch, Apple Watch apps, Apps, battery life, music, Preorder

Does Anyone Care About a Streaming Music Service From Apple?

February 11, 2015 by Kraig Becker Leave a Comment

When Apple acquired Beats for $3 billion last year most analysts believed it was a strategic move to help the Cupertino-based company to get into the streaming music industry. While Beats is well known for making flashy headphones with questionable audio quality, the company had recently launched Beats Music to some fanfare a few months prior […]

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Beats, beats by dre, beats music, Dr. Dre, iOS, iTunes, itunes music, Jimmy Iovine, music, Music store

Google Play Music Finally Available For The iPhone

November 19, 2013 by Brian Meyer Leave a Comment

Google’s answer to streaming music, Google Play, has finally come to the iOS App Store. The app comes six months after the service initially launched on Android and the Web. While the iOS version is missing some key features of the Android version, the app is still a strong player in the streaming music market. […]

Filed Under: iOS Tagged With: App store, Google, Google Play, iPhone, music

Apple releases iTunes 11.0.2

February 20, 2013 by Mel Leave a Comment

  Apple has recently announced the release of a minor update to its iTunes software. The new update upgrades iTunes to version 11.0.2, and implements a number of changes.   According to Apple, the new update carries with it the usual bug fixes to make iTunes more stable. Other issues have also been addressed with […]

Filed Under: iTunes, News Tagged With: apple, Arts, Classical music, Composition, Cupertino California, iCloud, iTunes, music

8 Years Later, Is Microsoft Finally Ready to Compete with iTunes?

October 15, 2012 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

In the third major iteration of its digital music download store, after eight years of trying to compete, can Microsoft finally take on iTunes with Xbox Music?

Filed Under: iTunes, News Tagged With: digital downloads, iTunes, iTunes store, music, Music store, Xbox Music, Zune

World’s First Concerto for iPad & Orchestra

June 14, 2012 by Robin Parrish Leave a Comment

What if the iPad was a real musical instrument? Composer Ned McGowan believes that it is, and he wrote a classical concerto to prove it. It was performed a few weeks ago by the Sinfonia Rotterdam, and after you watch this video of it, you’ll be a believer, too.

Filed Under: iPad, News Tagged With: Electronic Realms, iPad concerto, Keiko Shichijo, music, Ned McGowan

How to Edit Audio Files with Garageband

March 20, 2011 by Joffy Cruz 1 Comment

This is a next new tutorial in our Garageband tutorial series. You can read the first tutorials here and here. Need to remove some background noise, mistakes or unneeded fillers from your audio files? Perhaps you want to clean up a podcast or conference call or a song you’ve just recorded. Well then I highly […]

Filed Under: Feature, Sponsored Apps, Tutorials Tagged With: Audio, Garageband, iLife, music, Tutorials

How to Write a Song Using Garageband Loops

February 28, 2011 by Joffy Cruz 1 Comment

We all know that Garageband contains hundreds of loops that we can use to create “original” music. Many of us, however, take them for granted and don’t realize how quick and easy it is to create a professional-sounding song. As a home-recording application, Garageband is quite underrated and, in my humble opinion, can and should […]

Filed Under: Tutorials Tagged With: Garageband, iLife, music, Tutorials

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