poisednoise

This is so poorly written that I can’t even make sense of what happened. Even the first sentence:

On Saturday, OpenSea became aware of rumors that smart contracts connected to the non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace.

isn’t a sentence. There’s no main verb. 

Surprised there are no comments yet on this story. Given Apple were the ones who have always championed this, and given how much better AAC is than mp3, but with the potential for similar file sizes, this feels like a big story. 

Regardless of the streaming service, be it Apple Music or Spotify, it's a terrible deal for the label and the artist, particularly for the classical artist, as the whole streaming market is predicated on repeat listenings... and you don't necessarily want to listen to Shostakovich's 8th string quartet 4 or 5 times a day. This is why a lot of the classical labels such as Hyperion and Gimmel don't allow their catalogue to be streamed. They get significantly more from a single CD sale than from hundreds of playings. 

Surely poor sound-quality is more likely to be a result of poor speaker/enclosure design than bluetooth vs wifi? Sure, bluetooth isn't as high quality as wifi, but you're unlikely to notice a significant difference when you're looking at a speaker in a small plastic enclosure.

Maybe it’s the school-teacher in me, but I never understand people who post queries/complaints without actually reading the article.

martinxyz said:

Any chance this will be an update available for LG TVs purchased in, say, November last year...
(I knew this would happen)

AppleInsider said:

LG did not advise exactly when the Apple TV app will be brought to its television lineup, but it will take place sometime this year. The update will not only be for new televisions, as 2018 and 2019-era LG TV models are set to gain the app as well. [my emphasis]