Time is really flying. Apple Music has completed 10 years, and I would not have realized if Apple had not told us. They are taking this moment to announce a new creative ecosystem manufactured for artists, including a 15,000-class foot studio space in Los Angeles, which has a 4,000-class-foot soundstage for live performance or multi-camp shoot, and a dedicated spatial audio mixing room likes to work with a 9.2.4 PMC speaker system. And why Apple Music plays an important role for technical giants as a revenue driver.
It can be argued that Spotify has a major impact as giving shape to music streaming, as is perhaps Apple Music. That argument has some weight. But the undisputed is the role in the shift of Apple’s physical albums and CDs to digital music-often a lot of critical iTunes Store, set a tone for Apple Music when it arrives in 2015. The way we heard the music, he found his shift back in 2001, although many of us can realize that time. Suddenly, instead of purchasing each album in the physical format, download from dodi websites and to pay a sticker value for itself in “burning a CD” or in digital format, a single membership, which is to open a buffet of tunes, was in vogue. Music streaming is convenient. If you play your card correctly, music streaming can also be inexpensive.
I remember that Eddy Q, then the senior vice president of Apple’s Internet software and services, saying, “All ways people come together in one app that enjoys music – an thrilling way to join with artists for live worldwide radio and fans.” Think about it – The main principles for Apple Music have not changed till date. While many rival streaming apps have ever published in any direction and with new experiments, Apple has not really changed the basics. An apple music user in 2015 will not have much trouble navigating the platform in 2025. This is longevity, in its best form.
This is true, in addition to defective audio formats (, including upgrading most of the existing library) helped Apple Music to keep pace with time. Although, a user also finds more appeal with the base that is probably more intelligent, while unlocking those high -quality speakers or the true capacity of the headphones, you paid a lot of money. Spotify still has not played the card that is very much – and this is one of the reasons that I do not pay for that membership. The next generation things that are given (sequential suggestions, songs, grand album art), were given back in the day. Some of you can remember that era.
In last week Wired Wisdom: Decoding the best technique of 2025, thus so far
Velocity
This speed is not stopped, nor is there any reason for this. At the end of 2025, India’s active 5G membership was 290 million strong. This translates about 24% of the total mobile customer base at that point. Ericsson’s latest mobility report, people who have a major stake in India’s telecommunications, estimates that 5G membership in India is expected to reach 980 million by 2030. At that time, they will have 75% of the total mobile membership. There is more data to go beyond membership just. The latest Ericsson Mobility Report estimates that India is a global leader with mobile data use, clocking with an average of 32 GB per month per month-and it is estimated to reach 62 GB by 2030. The reason for this is, as they explain, the 5G mid-band now covers 95% of the population. Compared to the same period in 2024, the mobile network data traffic has already increased by 19 percent in Q1 2025. It is interesting that even though the new customer has slowed the addition, telecom service providers will have to focus on significant increase in data traffic.
intelligence
Through last year and slightly more, we have focused to outline our suit to the smart pivot of creative platform canva which still stands as one type of software. There is a long-term partnership with OpenAII, focusing on the in-house model, a thick AI layer for a magic suit, the Leonardo acquisition Phoenix model to its fold, to bring it into some decisive moments. Cliff Obract, co-founder of Canva, told us earlier this year, this coding is next, beyond the annual Create Keenot.
This last week, we can add another to that list. Actually, two. Canva became the first to launch his deep research connector with a chatgpt for the end-to-end design and content workflows, and the Canva Model Reference Protocol (MCP) server that brings creative equipment and material directly to AI agents directly from Open and others. This gives shape at a time when the competitive landscape does not include creative and scope tools from the choice of Adobe, Google and Microsoft; But the increasing number of generative AI tools that correctly claim creative skills themselves. Openai’s chat style is an example with the smart image generation, while Google’s Gemini 2.5 bets claims as the most efficient coding model. What does this mean?
- The designs and materials created in Canva will now be directly accessible to users through their chatgpt conversations using the latest models of Openai. It will also include Canwa Docs and presentations. Benefit? Analyzing and summarizing reports or documents, curing key points from a wide text file, or asking AI to chart the development trajectory based on available data.
- Canva MCP opies to reach any AI auxiliary (including chatgpt) for server users to reach its canva field within a conversation flow. This will include, the company tells us, designed history as well as creative tools and templates, for a more relevant interaction. AI will be able to use these tools to use these devices, which are to make materials based on a user.
Shoot-on-vision
The third-party camera app for the iPhone is (and there are many good for Android), and then it is. The Adobe IndiGo camera app has been created by those who have ensured the Google Pixel smartphone cameras that have been set by the benchmark over the years. Those credentials cannot be taken lightly. I have to accept, Adobe IndiGo has been used extensively during the recent trip, the app is perfect. But it is on the packaging bit. As a camera, it creates a world of differences in many shooting scenarios compared to the iPhone’s default camera app.
Adobe heats the indobo iPhone if you are in a sequence of shooting anything more than two photos at once (even indoors, almost freezing air conditioning, it is not much colder than taking pictures of penguins in a curated environment), and this means that you will find that the battery drain is faster than normal. And you will also be worried about the overall good of the phone. Adobe notes the thermal aspect in the log released for roll out a few days ago. Perhaps they will fix it in later versions.
Nevertheless, one thing to return to one thing is to project IndiGo. It is not a specific third-party camera app with some additional controls, some filters and some of them to unlock an excuse to put a subscription (exactly the approach; now the default has been stuck with the iPhone camera app over years). Adobe’s approach creates this free (at least for now) and their focus is on re -functioning the computational photography side of things. How is it different?
First of all, we reduce more strongly than most cameras. Second, we capture more frames when producing each photo, align and add more frames – up to 32 frames in the above example. This means that our pictures have less blow-out highlight and low noise in shade. Taking a photo with our app may require slightly more patience after pressing the shutter button, but after a few seconds you will be rewarded with a better photo.
Comparative results tell me that the approach is working. For indoor, outdoor and separate light scenarios. The key is, the project IndiGo works with the under-exposed foundation and adds layers of frames for detailing. This is great for many subjects, without compromising the subject or other parts of the photo. With its functioning, which requires some patience during shooting a photo (still hold the camera for a few seconds), it does not really capture the moving subjects very well. at least for now.
