How Apple can make music sound sweeter

Dan Moren, Macworld:

Even as the company continues to push its Apple Music venture, there are a few places where Apple would be better served by re-examining the way it approaches music. From services to software to hardware, Apple’s gotten pretty comfortable about where it stands with music—but not necessarily because it has the best solutions out there.

Dan digs into three specific areas: Fixing iTunes and Music apps, improving AirPlay, and improving the speaker situation.

One particular snippet I found intriguing:

Granted, perhaps it would be more effective to just snap up Sonos—especially if Apple could find a way to integrate Siri.

I can’t imagine this isn’t on an Apple drawing board somewhere.



2 thoughts on “How Apple can make music sound sweeter”

  1. Fix iTunes is right. While I realize I’m in the “old school”, where I like to buy and own my own music, iTunes makes it harder and harder and HARDER to enjoy it. Swensin is an excellent alternative, and if they ever come up with a basic iOS app to control it, I would never look back. iTunes has very confusing GUI implementations and new “features” that never work like I need them to work. While I do like AirPlay, I do find there are a lot of dropouts over WiFi.

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