

It could also help Apple convince more people to subscribe to its streaming service thanks to increased accessibility. Regardless, bringing voice controls for Apple Music to more devices helps Amazon gain more regular Alexa users. It's unclear which Alexa-enabled devices will get this integration first and how quickly we can expect the feature to roll out. Tap Settings and scroll down until you see the Music and Podcasts option, and select that.

In the lower right-hand corner, tap the More option. The steps to do this are as follows: Open the Amazon Alexa app on your device. Those who also subscribe to Apple Music will soon be able to use Alexa on their preferred speakers to control their music. You can also set up Apple Music as the default music service on your Alexa. But there are plenty of Alexa-enabled speakers made by audio companies, like the Sonos One, that audiophiles have already invested in. Echo speakers are not consistent in their sound quality because different Echo models are designed for different needs (some users want to save space and go for an Echo Dot, while others care a bit more about the audio quality of the speaker and go for the standard Echo). The expansion to non-Echo devices will excite many-likely audiophiles the most. You can even set a song from Apple Music as your alarm tone. All of the usual voice commands apply, letting you play, pause, and skip tracks, listen to playlists and radio stations, and search for new music. You can then ask Alexa on your Echo to control music playback from Apple Music.
