Andricop
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Hum ... the Android application is developed and posted on the Google Play Store by Apple. It's Apple responsibility to insure that their app is compatible with most devices.
I managed Android and iOS app development for my company and it was our responsibility to make sure that our app was the more widely compatible.
And you can't tell the user "oh, our app is not working on device xyz? It's not my problem, contact the manufacturer of the device"
Even if A&K is willing to do something they will not be able to solve the problem.
The fact that Apple Music is not working on A&K is also not a real problem for Apple; for sure you're using the subscription on your iPhone or Android device so they will not lose customers, plus how many A&K users are using Apple Music? 10k? Apple has 72M Apple Music subscriber so they will not bother.
Bottom line from my point of view : if you want to use streaming services use a smartphone. A&K devices were built for local storage of the music (that's why they have also up to 512 GB of storage).
Even the DX300 which seems to play nice with streaming services will not be compatible for a long time.
Smartphones have a huge base of users plus people tend to change them every 2-3 years that's why all these services works well with phones.
BTW I use Qobuz daily on my SP2000 and don't have any problem.
I managed Android and iOS app development for my company and it was our responsibility to make sure that our app was the more widely compatible.
And you can't tell the user "oh, our app is not working on device xyz? It's not my problem, contact the manufacturer of the device"
Even if A&K is willing to do something they will not be able to solve the problem.
The fact that Apple Music is not working on A&K is also not a real problem for Apple; for sure you're using the subscription on your iPhone or Android device so they will not lose customers, plus how many A&K users are using Apple Music? 10k? Apple has 72M Apple Music subscriber so they will not bother.
Bottom line from my point of view : if you want to use streaming services use a smartphone. A&K devices were built for local storage of the music (that's why they have also up to 512 GB of storage).
Even the DX300 which seems to play nice with streaming services will not be compatible for a long time.
Smartphones have a huge base of users plus people tend to change them every 2-3 years that's why all these services works well with phones.
BTW I use Qobuz daily on my SP2000 and don't have any problem.