Apple Music search within playlist iPhone
iOS 15.2 finally lets people search within Apple Music playlistsNow we just need Apple to make iOS 15.2 available to everyone.Oliver Haslam 17 Nov 2021 0Source: iMore Show
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The impending release of iOS 15.2 will see Apple Music subscribers finally be able to search within a playlist. That feature isn't something currently available despite being one people have been asking for. At the time of writing iOS 15.2 is in its third beta and is available to developers as well as those on the public beta program. However, there is no telling when the update will be made available for everyone. Until then, here's how 9to5Mac describes the situation with iOS 15.2 installed.
Some people will still prefer Spotify and other streaming apps, but others would heartily argue that Apple Music is the best iPhone app and service for listening to music especially for anyone who also has other Apple services. The Apple One subscription includes Apple Music as well as other services like Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade, for example. Whether you're an Apple Music user or not, there's no denying that this feature change is one that is set to be very well received once iOS 15.2 is made available to all. More Invasion Apple TV+ has renewed sci-fi show 'Invasion' for a second seasonApple TV+ has announced that a second season of hit sci-fi show Invasion has been signed for a second season days before the first season comes to a close. insight Report: Apple allowing 'much looser interpretation' of ad tracking policyA new report from the Financial Times claims Apple is allowing developers to follow a "much looser interpretation" of its iOS 14 App Tracking Transparency measures. A Switch off How the new Nintendo Switch OLED compares to previous Switch consolesThe Nintendo Switch OLED has several improvements over previous Switch iterations. The titular OLED screen stands out incredibly well in person. Hold on to that Switch OLED! Get the best grip on your Nintendo Switch with these optionsIf you're a new Nintendo Switch OLED, you'll be using that beautiful new built-in screen a lot. To make sure you hold on to it after long play sessions, here are the best grips we could find.
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