It won't necessarily stop all gaps between tracks if your internet connection is not top-notch, but a new feature in Apple Music aims to let you crossfade your songs. Here's how to use it. Sometimes ...

Apple Music on the iPhone and iPad now has crossfade. It's the feature that fades out the current track and brings in the next track for seamless, continuous listening. Frankly, it's nothing new — ...

A new feature exploring the through line that connects classical music with jazz, pop, rock, hip-hop, and other genres.

One of the most basic features available in many music playback apps–the ability to crossfade between songs–has been among the biggest missing features in Apple’s Music app, but that’s set to change ...

Apple announced many new features coming to iOS 17 during yesterday's WWDC keynote. Although Apple Music was only mentioned briefly, today we have a better grasp on all the new features coming to the ...

Crossfading between tracks–fading out the end of the current track while fading in the start of the next one to eliminate gaps in playback–has been a feature of most mainstream music apps for many ...

With the announcement of iOS 17 on Monday, Apple also made some big updates to Apple Music. It brings along Crossfade, Collaborative Playlists and a new music player. It might sound odd that a new ...

Apple Music gained a bunch of fresh new features in iOS 14, and they're enough to make YouTube Music jealous. The changes that landed on Android in beta version 3.4 ...

Some of Apple’s services are available on other platforms such as Windows and Android, but usually the company keeps some features restricted to its own devices. However, when it comes to Apple Music, ...