This means you can keep a wide variety of music ready to play at any moment, without being limited by storage constraints. Podcasts are another aspect of the Apple Music integration that adds value to ...

The Apple Watch has the power to play music directly from the wrist to a pair of Bluetooth headphones, no matter whether you’re an Apple Music or Spotify subscriber.

If you've got an active subscription to Apple Music, you can play your favorite songs, artists, albums, and playlists right on your Apple Watch — and thanks to watchOS 8, now you can do even more.

Most Apple Watch owners will recognize the "Now Playing" app – it automatically launches by default whenever you play audio through the Music or Podcasts app on your iPhone.

With an Apple Music subscription, you can opt to sync your music to iCloud and play it on an Apple Watch Series 3 or newer without having to sync them individually.

You can store music directly on your Apple Watch and then have the Watch stream that audio to other devices. With a few taps you can be playing your Watch's music on AirPods and Bluetooth speakers ...

Step 1: Sync a playlist Unlike your iPhone, your Apple Watch can't stream music from the internet, so you'll need to download music to the watch. To do so, grab your iPhone and open the Watch app.

You can play music from your iPhone, or from Apple Music if you’re a subscriber. And you can even control your music hands-free. Here’s how to play music on your Apple Watch. Control your phone ...

We show how to load and play music on your Apple Watch, or control the music playing on your iPhone or Bluetooth speakers By Lewis Painter Contributor, Macworld OCT 16, 2017 3:45 pm PDT ...