[Electronics-Talk] apple music and other music

[Ashley Bramlett]

Vince,
Thanks; I had forgotten about IHeart radio.
Would I be right in saying this service has ads and you select what station 
you want similar to a traditional radio?
Since it is free, do they limit how long you can listen to it at a time?
Does IHeart radio have a classical, soft rock, oldies and Christian music 
stations? I ask since I'd like to listen to that sort of radio station and 
our radio services in the DC area no longer have some of those options. I 
really miss 103.5 FM which used to be a classical station.

The subscription services such as apple music do not have ads is my 
understanding.

I actually listened to both tune-in and IHeart radio a few times on my 
laptop which is my mobile device for now.

Again, thanks, and its nice to know about accessible music services.

Ashley

-----Original Message----- 
From: cheez via Electronics-Talk
Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2017 7:31 PM
To: Discussion of accessible home electronics and appliances
Cc: cheez
Subject: Re: [Electronics-Talk] apple music and other music

I use iHeart radio.  The free service is just fine for me.  Accessibility is
good as well.

I only buy songs via my iPhone from the iTunes store.

Vince

----- Original Message ----- 
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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] apple music and other music


> Hi all,
>
> I was wondering how accessible  apple music is and does it work best on 
> apple’s ios devices which are the ipod touches, ipads, and the iphones?
> Not sure I can use it on a pc.
> Does that service have stations?
> Can you listen to tune-in radio for unlimited timing on IOS devices?
>
> I was thinking of trying the music services such as spotify. I already 
> tried pandora on my pc and found it only semi accessible.
> With pandora, the links are not visible with jaws and not all buttons are 
> labeled. I use it a little and found that if I press enter on awords which 
> are links, they still are activated.
> If I get a tablet, I definitely want to use streaming music but I heard 
> accessibility can vary.  Also, affordability is a factor too so I’d have 
> to weigh the costs.
>
> The good thing about itunes is you can pay about a dollar for any song and 
> then play them whenever you want to. Unfortunately, the  pc with itunes 
> and jaws don’t seem to work too well. Its always very slow and I’ve never 
> been able to find the buttons to buy songs. I tabbed around the frames. I 
> figured out how to play my bought music, but needed sighted help to buy 
> it.
>
> Thanks for information.
> Ashley
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