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Apple Music fans can add songs to their library from anywhere. While this feature can be convenient, an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch can fill up with tracks quickly. iOS devices automatically download songs when they are added to an Apple Music library. If your device needs more storage, these automatic downloads can easily be turned off.
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Apple Music users will be able to enjoy their tunes on more devices according to the Amazon blog. In the coming weeks, the Amazon Echo is set to offer access to Apple Music's 50 million songs. The fun starts during the week of December 17th.
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Setting up a new HomePod is normally a seamless experience. Every once in a while there's going to be a hiccup that slows things down. Some HomePod owners have found the initial setup process gets interrupted by a blank white screen. The only option is to cancel, which exits setup and leaves the HomePod not configured. How does one fix the blank screen problem during HomePod setup?
Lyric websites were the first useful thing on the internet, but now you can get them directly from Apple Music when listening to a song. To see the lyrics to a song on Apple Music, just tap the name of the song at the bottom of the screen. If you see "Lyrics," tap Show and the lyrics will appear. You can tap Hide to hide the lyrics.
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The popular iOS app Shazam will soon be part of Apple. Apple says it has "exciting plans in store" as it combines with Shazam to deliver new services to Apple Music. Shazam delivers the names and lyrics of songs, TV shows and other content just by listening to audio clips. With Apple's HomePod launch on the horizon, deep Shazam integration would bring even more functionality to the premium in-home speaker.
