If you subscribe to Apple Music but have resisted buying one of Apple’s HomePod smart speakers because you already have (or prefer) an Alexa-powered device, we have good news. Apple and Amazon have ...

Once connected, you can play music from your Apple Music account on any Alexa -enabled smart speaker. Here's how to do it.

Apple Music support on Amazon Echo speakers is starting to roll out in the United States through the Alexa app on iOS and Android a few days ahead of schedule. You can now connect your Apple Music ...

Simply search for "Apple Music" in the skills section of the Alexa app and hit "Enable to use" to link your Apple Music account. You will be asked to allow Alexa to access Apple Music and can even ...

Apple does make its own smart speaker, the HomePod, which is built to work with Apple Music. Enabling the skill is simple: open up the Alexa app, click to bring up the extra menu and press the ...

That future is today. Simply update the Sonos app, enable the Apple Music skill in the Alexa app if you haven’t already, then link your account.

Sign into Apple Music Once you've signed in, you'll be able to query Alexa for all your favorite music - just say, "Hey Alexa, play Frankie Cosmos" to start listening.

Apple Music is coming to Echo devices, joining other supported streaming services, including Spotify, Pandora, iHeartRadio, and TuneIn. Apple Music will be available starting on December 17th.

Fans of both Apple Music and Alexa were treated to a new integration this week that brings the music service to Echo devices. But Apple Music could be making an appearance on all other third-party ...

To get Alexa controls for ‌Apple Music‌ on Sonos, users will need to update to the newest version of the Sonos app, enable the ‌Apple Music‌ skill in the separate Amazon Alexa app, and ...