For those who like to own their music library and want support for hi-res formats like FLAC, Doppler for iPhone is a great solution. And now with the app’s latest update, a custom CarPlay app, Siri ...

Apple's HomePod, Files in iOS, and QuickTime Player in macOS all support FLAC playback, but Apple's media management tool iTunes still does not making it more difficult for Apple users to use the high ...

Over the past decade, the music listening experience has undergone a massive change and evolved the way we consume music. What accompanied this change are two things. First, it paved the way to make ...

In an exciting development for music enthusiasts, Tidal, the popular music-streaming app, has commenced the rollout of hi-res FLAC streams across its platform. Jesse Dorogusker, the CEO of Tidal, made ...

The Fiio X7 is targeted at music enthusiasts who listen to high-resolution audio using file formats not supported by iOS. While iTunes is popular, you might not use it because you want to listen to ...

A digital media server dedicated to audio only. Supporting a number of audio file formats, such as MP3, AAC and high-resolution FLAC, a network music player serves as the control center for music in ...

Apple’s iTunes defined how an entire generation listened to music. From collecting your favorite tracks to making playlists and uploading music to your MP3 player, iTunes comes with several useful ...

Kenwood is bringing new features to a pair of entry-level in-dash CD receivers — models KDC-125U and $110 KDC-165U —including 44.1kHz/16-bit FLAC playback and switching among USB drives connected to a ...

If you’re one of those old-school desktop users who still have a library of MP3s and FLAC music files kicking around on your hard drive or media server (welcome to the club!), you’ll be happy to know ...

If you want to feel old, consider this: There are currently high schoolers who have likely never heard music being played from a compact disc — let alone a cassette tape. For better or worse (mostly ...

Although I prefer my music to be heard via the glory that is vinyl, there are times when I need to be out of my office and in another room of my home. When those moments arise, I'm using my MacBook ...