Apple Music on Apple TV: Why Siri support can't come soon enough<article>
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When Apple Music launched in June, Apple TV owners noticed there was no app for it on their set-top boxes. That changed in October with the release of the
fourth-generation Apple TV, which shipped with Apple Music preinstalled and ready to turn your TV into a makeshift stereo system.</p><p>
If you’re anything like me, you rely on a Bluetooth speaker to fill the living room with music. The addition of Apple Music to the Apple TV is a welcome one, because your TV’s volume beats an inexpensive speaker’s any day. The app functions basically the same on the TV as it does on the phone, so finding new albums, searching for curated playlists, and playing a radio station are all
familiar exercises for Apple Music subscribers. But like the
iOS version, Apple Music’s tvOS app has some quirks that make little things like creating playlists and adding music to your queue a little more cumbersome than they need to be. At least on iOS, you get a
helping hand from Siri. With Apple TV, you’re on your own—for now.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3006922/streaming-services/apple-music-on-apple-tv-why-siri-support-cant-come-soon-enough.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Apple Music on Apple TV: Why Siri support can't come soon enough
