YouTube Music may soon let you discuss your favorite music or curse the algorithm with comments on public playlists.

Newly added references in the music app's code suggest the lossless service is at least still under development and could even be getting closer to launch.

YouTube Music is one of the most popular music streaming services around. However, unlike its rival Spotify, YouTube doesn't offer a dedicated desktop app. Thankfully, this third-party alternative ...

Instagram is preparing to let you add music to your Stories, judging by code found inside its Android app. “music stickers” could let you search for and add a song to your posts, thanks to ...

The Apple Music Classical app that Apple first announced when it acquired classical music service Primephonic could potentially be launching in the ...

Apple continues to work on a standalone classical music app, according to hidden code changes discovered by @iSWUpdates in the iOS 16.3 Release ...

More Apple Music Classical app references have been spotted in Apple Music code, as we get closer to the company’s self-imposed launch deadline of the end of the year. Previous references have ...

If you wander through this world with a song in your heart and a tune on the tip of your tongue, Amadeus Code might be able to help you turn it into beautiful music. The app uses artificial ...

Spotted by iSoftware Updates, code in the iOS 16.3 Release Candidate (released Wednesday) contains references to “Open in Apple Music Classical” and “Explore this artist in the app designed ...

Although not announced for iOS 16.3, there is more Apple Music Classical code within the beta release, and it's being changed as the service gets closer.