jarrod
jarrod

đź”— iOS 18.2 Lets You Use Natural Language Search in Apple Music and Apple TV (Juli Clover / macrumors.com)

In the Apple TV‌ app, you can use casual language search terms to find exactly what you’re looking for, typing in genres, actors, and moods. Searches like “movies about natural disasters,” “movies with cats,” “movies with Zendaya,” and “exhilarating movies” all bring up relevant results.

The Apple Music‌ app supports similar searches, and you can look for genres, moods, activity, decades, and more.

Cool! Now do it for playlists and radio stations.

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jarrod
jarrod

@jarrod Building* playlists and radio stations, that is.

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quiddle@hachyderm.io
quiddle@hachyderm.io

@jarrod I just want *smart playlists* in iOS. Why have they never made the transition from MacOS? Must be those underpowered processors the iPhone uses.

Oh. Wait.

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jarrod
jarrod

@quiddle haha you’re not wrong

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