The wearables in Garmin’s Fenix series are the best multisport watches you can own. This year’s update, the Fenix 6 series, is even better. The Fenix 6S Pro is so detailed, and it tracks and coaches you through so many different activities, that you’d have to live out of a van for a month in […]
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We spotted earlier this month that Google intends on replacing the Google Play Music brand with the YouTube Music brand. In true Google fashion, they have allowed both apps to exist simultaneously, have different feature sets and have provided no road map towards feature parity and eventual replacement. This week on the YouTube Blog, the
I am a big fan of YouTube. Not only do I watch videos on the site daily, I am also a paid subscriber to YouTube TV — I love the service and happily part with my $50 each month. YouTube Music, however, is an entirely different story — I kind of hate it. When testing
Consumers’ attitudes toward the music being played in retail stores vary widely depending on the genre of music as well as the volume, according to recent research from Cloud Cover Music. The report was based on data from a survey of 1,012 people in the United States between the age of 14 and 87 (the
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Hope Cochran, far right, in a family portrait with her husband and three kids. (Photo courtesy of Hope Cochran) Sure, you can look at Hope Cochran‘s LinkedIn page and follow her path through Stanford University degrees in economics and music, tracing her professional journey through successful startups, multiple gigs as chief financial officer and ultimately
Sonos is dropping a new portable speaker called the Move, and if you’re embedded in the company’s ecosystem, then this is hands-down the next device to get. Sonos makes a variety of speakers and audio equipment that wirelessly play music together to create multi-room audio setups. The system can also be configured to work with
Another music-streaming service just jumped into the high-res audio ring, and it’s a big one: Amazon. Available starting today, Amazon Music HDRemove non-product link boasts more than 50 million songs with lossless CD-quality sound, plus “millions” more with better-than-CD “ultra HD” sonics. And then there’s the price: just $14.99 a month, or $12.99 a month
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This week on The Vergecast interview, Nilay Patel talks to music reporter and host of the The Verge video series Future of Music Dani Deahl. Dani walks Nilay through two episodes of the brand new season — one about how music sampling has changed the way people are writing music, and the other about how
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The National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) has asked the courts to allow it to double its claims against exercise bike and treadmill startup Peloton, after discovering more unlicensed music — including songs by Taylor Swift and Kesha — being used in workout videos that play on the bikes’ built-in screens. It’s now seeking $300 million
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