2024-04-22 23:50:38
Launched in September last year, the glasses Ray-Ban Meta are still available only in a group of countries (which does not include Brazil or Portugal). The fact is that, as they have integrated speakers, users can listen to music on them — including with the Apple Music.
As highlighted by 9to5Mac, there has always been the option to play a song on Apple Music; but, until then, glasses owners had to do this manually with an iPhone. Now, however, this integration has been deepened and is more intuitive.
This is because, with the latest update to the glasses and also the Meta View appthere is now the option to connect your Apple Music account directly to the accessory, allowing you to control playback without needing your iPhone.
In addition, Meta’s virtual assistant can play songs from playlists, albums and stations, as well as inform you which song is playing. There is also a new gesture that allows you to tap and hold the stem of the glasses to play your recommended music station.
Meta states that Apple Music login is done through the official API and that credentials are not shared with third parties.
Apple Music has a catalog of more than 100 million songs and 30 thousand playlists — many of them supporting Spatial Audio (Dolby Atmos) and in very high definition, with audio Lossless. For those who love classical music, there’s a dedicated app with over 5 million tracks, all in a simplified interface! In Brazil, there are three types of subscription: University (R$11.90/month), Individual (R$21.90/month) is Familiar (R$34.90/month). If you are not a subscriber, You can test the service for free for one month. It is also part of the company’s subscription package, Apple One.
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