You absolutely can. Listeners based outside the UK can now access a limited selection of BBC audio programming via the ...

Spotify's new features will showcase who's behind your favorite songs, how music is connected, and what inspired the tunes.

Hitting Return at the end of the prompt sends the AI on its way. Now, let's look at the result. The leftmost pane shows the AI discussing the change and how it works. The middle pane shows more code.

Apple CarPlay adds important features like navigation and music to your car, but it also includes hidden features like ...

After years of using Android phones, many people have become familiar with a number of open source Android apps. These apps ...

Namida combines local music playback with YouTube streaming capabilities, giving you the best of both worlds in a single app.

Mu-so Hekla launches November 6 at the Focal Powered by Naim store in Seoul. It will first be available in South Korea and China, followed by a global release in Q1 2026. It will be showcased at CES ...

Ben Khalesi covers the intersection of artificial intelligence and everyday tech at Android Police. With a background in AI and data science, he enjoys making technical topics approachable for those ...

OpenAI's newly-launched Sora app is so popular that people are paying for access. Business Insider found more than 20 completed eBay sales for Sora invite codes. On Tuesday, OpenAI unveiled its TikTok ...

Listening to high-res, 24-bit audio has never been more accessible or affordable on Android devices. With so much choice, you're likely wondering how to get started if this is your first sortie in the ...

Anthropic is planning to bring the famous Claude Code to the web, and it might be similar to ChatGPT Codex, but you'll need GitHub to get started. For those unaware, Claude Code, which works with paid ...

If you’ve been scrolling on TikTok lately and seeing videos asking, “Who’s going to the NYC music festival this weekend?” or “There’s a big music festival happening tonight in LA, spread the word!” — ...