Ziyad Alharbi

Happy 19th birthday, iphone.

We’ve come a long way since the very beginning!

Oh god that’s awful. Well the good thing is i don’t use ai to generate images or anything else

I own everything Bluetooth. Fuck headphone jacks on a phone. They are overrated af

Idk when i’ll come back. it depends how things go for me. Maybe i’ll stay on twitter until the day I die

I don’t mind the grok thing. But i heard artists have already left the platform because of ai

Well i sometimes post on here. But i’ll be posting here more frequently if twitter’s going downhill from there on out. Too much negativity and hate towards me for liking taylor swift

Doing good too

Anyways, how are you

I saw your tweet about you leaving twitter. It’s Sad to see you go but I respect your decision

I don’t use this app as much anymore but haiii guyss. Wow this platform is so cool

Followed

I got a Bluetooth speaker #fyp

Spotify Premium Users Get Lossless Streaming After Years of Delays Spotify has officially rolled out lossless audio streaming to Premium subscribers after years of delays. The feature, which was first promised in 2021, is gradually becoming available in 50 markets including the US, UK, Australia, and Germany. Thankfully, Spotify includes lossless streaming at no additional cost for existing Premium members. That's particularly good news, since early rumors suggested Spotify would offer lossless as a higher-priced tier. Not so. This probably has something to do with the fact that in the intervening years Apple decided to include lossless audio as part of its regular Apple Music subscription at no additional cost. Shortly after, Amazon Music, which previously charged extra for its HD tier, matched the move. Spotify Premium users will receive in-app notifications when the feature becomes available and can enable it through the media quality settings. A lossless indicator also appears in the Now Playing bar when streaming high-quality audio. Spotify says nearly every song on the streaming service will be available in lossless, with a clearly labelled 'Lossless' symbol. The service supports 24-bit/44.1 kHz FLAC files, though this falls short of Apple Music, Tidal, and Qobuz, which offer up to 24-bit/192 kHz. The lossless quality being played also appears in the Connect Picker for compatible hardware, which includes devices from Sony, Bose, Samsung, and Sennheiser at launch, with Sonos and Amazon integration expected next month. Spotify says the lossless rollout will continue over the next two months across all supported regions. First reports that Spotify was working on a lossless audio version of its streaming service appeared almost eight years ago, when the company started testing the option with a small group of users.Tag: Spotify This article, "Spotify Premium Users Get Lossless Streaming After Years of Delays" first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

Spotify Premium Users Get Lossless Streaming After Years of Delays

about darn time

Hi everybody, ik i haven’t posted much lately on here, but I’m still planning on getting a new phone in the future on Either 512 or 1TB

It’s august

Hi evan

Join this discord server discord.gg/JcygxgwU

Isn’t social media apps already have translate and voting polls

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Hi it’s been a month since i last posted on here

Follow me there

I’ve created my swiftie social media account, be sure to follow me there

Nooooo

Ai Chatbot drawing

Social Media Drawing

Audiobook Streaming And Music Streaming Service Drawing

Video Streaming Service Drawing (KSA version)

Video Streaming Service Logos (KSA version) #fyp

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