Apple’s wireless platform for audio and video streaming — AirPlay — is one of the best ways to play music from an Apple device to a wireless speaker. When at home, on a Wi-Fi network, it outperforms ...

It's not as simple as just firing up Spotify Lossless making your music magically better.

Those who were eagerly hoping Spotify would get lossless audio might finally have their wishes fulfilled. Rumors suggest Spotify is cooking up a new service by the app labeled “Suprememium” with a ...

All new albums available in improved lossless quality! B&W Music Club albums now available in super high quality 24-bit versions. Even better sounding recordings for streaming. Members have more ...

Next-generation wireless audio technology announced by Qualcomm in March 2021, Snapdragon Sound enables wireless playback with Hi-Fi sound quality of up to 24bit / 96kHz by combining with Qualcomm's ...

Originally announced in 2021, Spotify’s HiFi tier has been a feature in the works ever since, with the last report in June confirming that the company has rebranded the HiFi tier as “Supremium.” ...

To the average music consumer, the loss in sound quality created by buffering is virtually undetectable - but to the classically trained ear, the difference detectable when streaming music can be ...

There's good news on that front, if not for the hardware and bandwidth you need.

Spotify could be getting ready to add lossless audio to the service. Code suggests that lossless audio would appear as part of an optional “Music Pro” add-on. There may also be a headphone ...

Spotify's Superpremium tier is expected to be priced at $19.99 per month, which is $9 more than the current premium plan. Spotify has not yet officially announced the new tier, but it is expected to ...

Apple will roll out lossless audio and Dolby Atmos support on Apple Music next month, and the upgrades will come at no additional cost to subscribers. But they do have one rather significant caveat.

Here is a little-known fact about music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music: they all let you listen to audio at different resolutions. A lesser-known fact: the default playback setting on ...