Premium audio hardware vendor Bluesound adds native Apple Music streaming
Bluesound's wireless speakers and other audio hardware now has Apple Music support integrated, bringing the streaming service to another in-home speaker platform. Bluesound's audio range now supports Apple Music streaming. Image Credit: Bluesound Multi-room audio company Bluesound is rolling out an update to BluOS, the software controlling its device range. The update adds support for Apple Music, bringing it to the company's wireless speakers, stereo components, and soundbars. The update not only affects Bluesound devices, but also other devices compatible with BluOS. This includes audio hardware from NAD Electronics , PSB Speakers , DALI Loudspeakers , Cyrus, and Monitor Audio . Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Bluesound's wireless speakers and other audio hardware now has Apple Music support integrated, bringing the streaming service to another in-home speaker platform. Bluesound's audio range now supports Apple Music streaming. Image Credit: Bluesound Multi-room audio company Bluesound is rolling out an update to BluOS, the software controlling its device range. The update adds support for Apple Music, bringing it to the company's wireless speakers, stereo components, and soundbars. The update not only affects Bluesound devices, but also other devices compatible with BluOS. This includes audio hardware from NAD Electronics , PSB Speakers , DALI Loudspeakers , Cyrus, and Monitor Audio . Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Bluesound's wireless speakers and other audio hardware now has Apple Music support integrated, bringing the streaming service to another in-home speaker platform.
Bluesound's audio range now supports Apple Music streaming.
Image Credit: Bluesound Multi-room audio company Bluesound is rolling out an update to BluOS, the software controlling its device range.
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