This week we’ve got a magazine positively laden with great stuff: a piece on how great Apple Music actually is, a look at how veteran music service Rhapsody struggles for relevance, a chat with the young hacker who added custom watch faces to Apple Watch, and quite a few helpful how-to tips.
If you want a full-to-the-brim Apple news experience this weekend, be sure to download the latest Cult of Mac Magazine, or subscribe if you’re into that sort of thing!
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Why leave? Apple Music is great right now
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Apple Music, for all its growing pains and glitches, is a fantastic music streaming service. Plus: 5 ways for iTunes and Apple Music to harmonize.
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Rhapsody fights for relevance in streaming world it helped create
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Everybody’s talking about Apple Music, Spotify and Pandora, but what about the company that sparked the revolution? Plus: Our review of Rhapsody’s redesign
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Meet the guy who hacked the Apple Watch
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What makes 19-year-old “firmware-poking guy” Hamza Sood tick? Plus: Apple Watch hack lets teen run iOS
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Apple’s savvy fitness plan: Build an indispensable platform
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The Apple Watch is much more than just another fitness tracker, and it’s about to become even more powerful.
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