Notably, it gained standalone streaming support two years ago, making it a more useful streaming companion for on-the-go listening. Overall, the app has also been updated with larger artwork and smoother animations, making it feel more like a sized-down version of the Spotify mobile app rather than the text-heavy experience it was previously.įirst launched in 2018, the Spotify app for Apple Watch has been through a few iterations over the years. The new version of the small-screen streaming app has been redesigned to make it easier for users to find the music or podcasts they want to hear from the “Your Library” section, as well as catch up with the latest podcast episodes, download playlists for offline listening and more. By downloading songs to the Apple Watch, it’s possible to listen to those downloaded songs directly on the wearable - no iPhone required.Spotify today announced it’s revamping its Apple Watch experience.
Since Apple Music requires an internet connection and non-LTE Apple Watches need to be connected to an iPhone for internet access, that can result in a pretty cumbersome setup. If that Apple Watch isn’t an LTE model, that person will need to bring their iPhone with them in order to actually listen to anything. Someone is ready to go out on a run or walk, they want to listen to music while doing so, and they have wireless headphones connected to their Apple Watch.
But here’s a question - why would anyone want to do that in the first place? Picture this. It’s fairly common knowledge that Apple Watch users can download Apple Music tracks onto the device. For people interested in that last point, setting up offline downloads takes just a couple of minutes.
It has an easy-to-use app, users can stream radio stations, and even download songs for offline listening. AppleMusic is designed to work seamlessly with other Apple products - including the Apple Watch.
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