Re:Apple Music on Track to Overtake Spotify in U.S. Subscribers
by pwinnski on Monday February 05, 2018 @09:54AM
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I just said: "Hey Siri, play my Chill Mix playlist" and it played just that.
But I also tried a few variations, and you're right: it is not fuzzy AT ALL. If I use literally any other word in that sentence, it doesn't work.
Re:Apple Music on Track to Overtake Spotify in U.S. Subscribers
by rb808 on Sunday February 04, 2018 @11:30PM
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On iTunes I see Chill Radio, Spa Radio, Down Tempo Radio and Electronic Radio which is pretty slow. I don't have Siri but maybe you should ask for one of those.
Re:Apple Music on Track to Overtake Spotify in U.S. Subscribers
by freehunter on Monday February 05, 2018 @08:22AM
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The point is Siri should have just a tiny bit of fuzziness so I don't have to say the exact right words. If I say "play classic rock" she does. If I say "play 80s music" she does. Not playing chill music when I ask breaks that expectation.
Re:Apple Music on Track to Overtake Spotify in U.S. Subscribers
by lettergram on Sunday February 04, 2018 @09:13PM
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It's kind of ironic, Zune was the only Microsoft product I enjoyed and recommended without question. Yet, they killed the thing
Re:Apple Music on Track to Overtake Spotify in U.S. Subscribers
by scarface74 on Monday February 05, 2018 @02:43AM
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What killed it was it was too little too late. It came out November 2006 - right before the iPhone. By the time they introduced an answer to the iPod Touch. The App Store has been out for a year.
Everything else, eh the only good music UX was Zune, and Microsoft being Microsoft couldn't appreciate a good thing. But not having best-in-breed Siri integration is unacceptable and Siri is literally the only reason I use Apple Music. Now I'm re-thinking it.