CoolRich59
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
When I got my last iPhone (the 8), I paid an add'l $200 (IIRC) to go from the standard 64GB device to 256GB. This allowed me to load my iTunes library (over 100GB) and several Spotify playlists onto the device.
I recently switched from Spotify to Apple Music, and I will be getting an iPhone 12 later this month after they are released.
I've been trying to get a handle on whether I will need 256GB again with Apple Music. From what I'm reading, it sounds like Apple Music operates similar to iTunes Match - in that your music files reside on Apple's servers and not on your device.
Is that correct? If so, I presume that means you use data when playing music away from wifi (e.g., in your car).
Thanks in advance for any input. I'm going to keep looking on Apple's site, but nothing I've seen so far gives a straight answer to my question.
I recently switched from Spotify to Apple Music, and I will be getting an iPhone 12 later this month after they are released.
I've been trying to get a handle on whether I will need 256GB again with Apple Music. From what I'm reading, it sounds like Apple Music operates similar to iTunes Match - in that your music files reside on Apple's servers and not on your device.
Is that correct? If so, I presume that means you use data when playing music away from wifi (e.g., in your car).
Thanks in advance for any input. I'm going to keep looking on Apple's site, but nothing I've seen so far gives a straight answer to my question.