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  • Google accused of stealing song lyrics from Genius.com

    Google accused of stealing song lyrics from Genius.com

    Genius.com has accused Google of stealing lyrics from its site and then reposting them for use in search results. Genius further claims it has irrefutable evidence against Google of lifting songs directly off its website thanks to a Morse code embedded within their lyrics.

    Key sources indicate that Genius witnessed a significant drop in web traffic in recent years. The reason being that Google started posting lyrics on its search page within ‘information boxes’, instead of redirecting users to lyric sites like Genius. While Google posting song lyrics is not a crime, however, Genius accuses Google of directly copying lyrics from its site.

    Back in 2016, Genius made a change to its site where it began alternating the lyrics apostrophies between straight and curly, which is essentially a water mark for every copy. With this change, when the apostrophies are converted into morse code, it spelled out the words red-handed. Genius claims it found over 100 different instances of this happening on several songs.

    “Over the last two years, we’ve shown Google irrefutable evidence again and again that they are displaying lyrics copied from Genius. We noticed that Google’s lyrics matched our lyrics down to the character,” Genius’s chief strategy officer Ben Gross told the Wall Street Journal. “

    In response, Google denied such accusations stating that lyrics were licensed from partners. The search engine giant further adds that it is going to investigate the matter and terminate agreements with any of those partners who were not complying to ethical practices.

  • iPhone 11, Pixel 4, and Galaxy Note 10 release dates tipped

    iPhone 11, Pixel 4, and Galaxy Note 10 release dates tipped

    A bunch of highly-anticipated handsets are slated for a release in the second half of 2019. These include the likes of iPhone 11, Pixel 4, and the Galaxy Note 10. We already know that all the above-mentioned devices are set to go official this year, though few specifics are available on the actual release dates of these devices.

    Now, however, credible tipster Evan Blass has given us an expected launch date of the three hotly-anticipated launches this year. These inlcude the Galaxy Note 10, the iPhone 11, and the Pixel 4.

    Samsung will likely be the first to unveil its Galaxy Note 10 flagship, late in the month of August. Apple, meanwhile, will most likely unveil the iPhone 11 in the second half of September. Apple usually unveils its new iPhone range in September, so the timing shouldn’t come as a surprise.

    iPhone 11 launch in September?

    To recall, the iPhone 7 was made official on September 16, 2016, the iPhone 8 on September 22, 2017, while the iPhone Xs was released on September 21, 2018.

    Given the fact that sales of new iPhones typically start on Friday, the iPhone 11 could go official on September 20 or September 27. Both timelines fall in the second half of September and is in line with the dates suggested by Evan Blass.

    Google’s Pixel 4 will be the last major flagship launch sometime in late October. Readers, however, are reminded that the dates here concern the day when these devices will go on sale. Hence, the official unveiling can take place a week or so before they go on sale. Blass has cited Verizon’s marketing calender for the second half of 2019 in regards to the launch date of these devices.

    More leaks about these flagships are likely to surface as we near their offiicial release dates. We’ll update you as soon as we hear anything new. Until then, keep checking back for more.

  • Pixel 4 leak shows an iPhone 11-like design

    Pixel 4 leak shows an iPhone 11-like design

    There’s been a dearth of leaks about the upcoming Pixel 4. However, finally it seems like we’ve some proper renders about the upcoming device. OnLeaks in collabortaion with PriceBaba has published a bunch of renders, which are based on ‘early prototyping schematics’. Now, this essentially means that the handset’s design could change by the time of official release.

    Nevertheless, the latest renders show-off the handset with a near bezelfree display. Besides, it shows a camera bump on the rear, which looks quite similar to a few iPhone 11 leaks we’ve seen in the past.

    The leak suggests that the square bump could house at least two cameras. If this turns out to be true, this would be the first time Google will use more than one camera lens on the rear.

    Elsewhere, the leak indicates that the speakers could move on to sides, instead of front facing speakers found on current-gen Pixel phones. Besides, the leak suggests there won’t be a physical fingerprint sensor on the Pixel 4. Not to mention, there is no headphone jack either. As far as Pixel 4 specs are concerned, rumor has it that the device will come with a minimum of 6GB RAM and 128GB of storage.

    Fans aren’t really excited about this Pixel 4 leak, and Reddit is full of users dissappointed about the awful camera square. That said, we’ll take this leak with a huge boulder of salt as other Pixel 4 leaks show a completely different design. There’s a lot of incoherent information about the handset based the latest leaks. However, we expect rumors to start lining up nicely as we approach the handset’s official unveiling.

    We’ll update you as soon as we hear anything new. Until then, keep checking back for more.

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro renders leaked

    Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro renders leaked

    Rumors indicate that Samsung plans to release two variants of the Galaxy Note 10. A recent set of leaked renders have given us an idea of what the upcoming Galaxy Note 10 will look like. Now, the device’s top-end variant, expected to be called the Galaxy Note 10 Pro, has surfaced on the web.

    The renders published by Pricebaba and @OnLeaks suggest the device will get subtle design upgrades to make it feel more premium. Besides, they also indicate that Galaxy Note 10 Pro will have a huge display with a punch-hole selfie camera in the center. The Galaxy Note 10 Pro could feature a massive 6.75-inch display while overall dimensions will measure 162.3 x 77.4 x 7.9mm.

    Galaxy Note 10 Pro could feature four rear cameras

    Elsewhere, the leak indicates that the handset will feature a vertical camera setup and not the horizontal setup found on the Galaxy Note 10. Notably, the renders hint at a total of four rear cameras. The sensor details remain unknown but it could feature the same camera configuration as the Galaxy S10 (5G), which also had a quad-rear camera setup. So, the Note 10 Pro could feature a 12MP primary sensor, 12MP telephoto, 16MP ultra-wide-angle, and a fourth ToF 3D depth sensor.

    No Bixby

    Renders further indicate that the Galaxy Note 10 Pro will sport an edge-to-edge display with curved edges and thin bezels. It’ll feature the same punch-hole design but the punch-hole selfie camera in now placed on the center of the screen, instead of the corner like in the Galaxy S10 series. However, the Galaxy Note 10 Pro is rumored to get only one selfie camera compared to the dual-selfie camera setup on the Galaxy S10+.

    Elsewhere, these CAD renders suggest that the Galaxy Note 10 Pro features an in-display fingerprint scanner just like the Galaxy S10 series. Besides, Samsung seems to have removed the Bixby button as well as the headphone jack. Physical keys are still there though, contaray to a recent speculation.

    In terms of specs, the Galaxy Note 10 Pro will be powered by either a Snapdragon 855 processor or Exynos 9820 bundled with 12GB of RAM. Besides, the device could get a 4500mAh battery and a 45W charger in the box.

    Samsung usually launches the Galaxy Note series in the third quarter. Hence, it’s fair to assume the device could be unveiled in August. More details about the Note 10 series are likley to surface as we near its official release. We’ll update you as soon as we hear anything new. Until then, keep checking back for more.

  • Android Q Beta 4: All you need to know

    Android Q Beta 4: All you need to know

    Google released the latest Android Q Beta 4 build during its I/O 2019 Developers conference. The latest beta seems rather close to the final build with standard API level (29) as well as official SDK for developers. Now, this essentially allows app developers to start final compatibility testing and add new features.

    After this build, Google plans to release two more builds before Android Q’s public launch in Q3 2019. System images for Android Q Beta 4 are available for the Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3 XL. Besides, the latest beta is also available for the new Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL. Users can also install the build as an OTA by manual download or via the Android Beta program.

    Here’s everything new in Android Q beta 4:

    Dark theme changes in Pixel launcher notifications

    In Android Q beta 4, some minor tweaks arrive in the Pixel launcher that makes notifications shades more legible. Notifications also get more colors in the dark mode in the latest beta. Besides, the device search bar at the bottom of the screen turns gray when the dark theme is activated. All in all, they are minor chnages but greatly enhnace overall legibility by visually separating stream of alerts while using dark mode in Andoird Q.

    Notification tweaks

    Unlike ealier Android Q betas, the latest build brings the ability to swipe notifications away in any direction by default. Put simply, users can swipe notifications either way to dismiss, just like they would in Android Pie. Elsewhere, notification types have changed from ‘Interruptive and Gentle’ to ‘Prioritized and Gentle’ in the latest beta. Besides, the layout and icons of the notifications controls also get minor tweaks, with new subtle icons.

    4 new accent colors

    Google has also added 4 new colors to choose from in Android Q Beta 4. To begin with, we have Cinnamon which appers to be a mix brown and red. Next, we have Ocean which appears to be a mix of blue and green shades. Then, we have the Space color theme which happens to be a dark, subtler shade of blue. Finally, there’s Orchid which which is lighter shade if purple.

    Relocated lock icon and a tweaked lock screen

    Another minor change in Android Q Beta 4 is a tweak on the lock screen. Google has relocated the lock icon on the lock screen from the bottm to the top, above the time and weather. It’s interesting to note that this new lock screen layout looks rather similar to the latest iOS home screen layout, especially when gesture navigations are activated.

    Gesture navigation improvements

    Full gesture navigation controls now gets a black arrow which makes it much easier to see. It appears when you swipe in from the left or the right. The arrow now turns black in a light background and changes to white in darker backgrounds.

  • Moto Z3 and Moto G6+ get Android Pie update

    Moto Z3 and Moto G6+ get Android Pie update

    Motorola has now started rolling out Android 9 Pie update for the Moto Z3 and Moto G6+. The Moto Z3 runs a near stock vrson of Android 9 Pie. The update brings new features such as the latest navigation gestures, app switcher, adaptive battery and brightness, UI changes, as well as updated notifications. The update also includes the January 2019 security patch for the Moto Z3. You can read the complete changelog here.

    Besides, Motorola has also added support for 5G MotoMod for the Moto Z3 on Verizon network. This would allow Motorola to bring 5G support to a smartphone without releasing a standalone phone with built-in 5G. That said, Motorola hasn’t released the mod yet.

    Elsewhere, a post on Reddit also suggests that the Moto G6+ has also been updated to Android 9 Pie. However, it gets the older December 1 security patch.

    Being an OTA update, Android 9 Pie for the Moto Z3 and Moto G6+ is being rolled out in phases. Some users would have got the new update on Tuesday, while a broader rollout is expected to begin shortly. In the meantime, you can manually check for the update by heading over to Settings> System> System Updates.

  • Samsung’s upcoming foldable phone details leaked

    Samsung’s upcoming foldable phone details leaked

    Samsung announced its plans to launch a foldable phone in the first half of this year during CES 2019. The rumor mill suggests it could be called the Galaxy F, Galaxy Flex, or Galaxy Fold. The device is expected to go official during the Galaxy Unpacked Event on Feb. 20 in San Francisco. Today, we have a new leak which has tipped at the handset’s release date as well as the price.

    According to Italian blog Tutto Android, the Galaxy F is expected to be priced around EUR 2000 (roughly $2272). Now, this falls in line with earlier reports that also indicated Samsung’s foldable phone will be priced in the range of $1500-$2000. Besides, the rumor mill also suggests it’ll cost higher than the regular versions of the Galaxy S10. Not to mention, a Samsung exec also stated last week that the foldable phone could cost twice as much as any flagship phone.

    Besides, Tutto Android’s report has also tipped at a lauch date for Galaxy F foldable phone. The report suggests that the handset will release in European markets by early April. Besides, Samsung might launch them around the same time in other markets as well. These include the US, China, and Korea. However, this happens to be contrary to earlier reports which tipped at a much later release for Samsung’s foldable phone.

    Elsewhere, another report by GalaxyClub has seemingly revealed battery details about the foldable phone. Accoridng to the report, the handset will pack two batteries of 2190 capacity each, making the total battery capacity 4380mAh.

    Samsung will announce the Galaxy S10 range on Feb. 20. Rumors also suggest that a 5G variant is also on the cards, alongside the foldable smartphone that could also be announced at the event. We’ll hear more about the upcoming flagship as we near its official release. Until then, keep checking back for the latest updates.

  • Galaxy S10 image leaked: First close look at the next flagship

    Galaxy S10 image leaked: First close look at the next flagship

    Samsung plans to unveil the Galaxy S10 series on February 20 at an Unpacked event in San Francisco. We’ve already come across a plethora of leaks about the upcoming flagship. However, the latest leak one comes from credible tipster Evan Blass, giving us our first close look at the Galaxy S10 lineup.

    Blass has posted a real side-by-side shot of the Galaxy S10 Lite, Galaxy S10, and the GalaxY S10+, which shows off the front and back of all three devices. Going by the image, we can see the Galaxy S10 Lite (also referred to as the Galaxy S10 E) on the left. This model is rumored to be the entry-level model of the S10 lineup. The image suggests Galaxy S10 Lite will have a smaller display compared to the other two.

    Besides, it can be seen with dual-rear cameras on the back as well as a punch hole in its display which houses the selfie camera. The image also shows the fingerprint sensor mounted on the side of the device.

    Galaxy S10 and S10+ might pack triple rear cameras

    The phone in the center is likely the Galaxy S10, while the one on the right is top-end Galaxy S10+. Both devices can be seen sporting triple rear cameras.

    However, the image also indicates that the Galaxy S10 will have a single-lens selfie shooter, while the Galaxy S10+ will feature dual selfie cameras. Besides, the image also suggests that both models will have an in-display fingerprint scanner, unlike the Galaxy S10 Lite which has a side mounted fingerprint scanner.

    As already mentioned, Samsung will announce the Galaxy S10 range on Februray 20. Rumors also suggest that a 5G variant is also on the cards, as well as a foldable smartphone that could also be announce at the event. We’ll hear more about the upcoming flagship as we near its official release. Until then, keep checking back for the latest updates.

  • LG to announce a foldable phone at MWC 2019 alongside the LG G8

    LG to announce a foldable phone at MWC 2019 alongside the LG G8

    It’s not just Samsung and Huawei who are planning to launch foldable smartphones. As reports suggest LG is also prepping a foldable smartphone which could launch as early as next month. According to a report by South Korean publication Naver, the company plans to launch the G8 flagship at MWC 2019, as well as a foldable smartphone with a unique form factor.

    The report explains that unlike the upcoming foldable phone from Samsung, the Galaxy F, which features a large flexible display which can be folded to be used as a phone, LG’s foldable offering will have much different approach.

    LG plans to use an add-on display to increase the screen real estate. The report explains that LG’s foldable phone can be used as a normal smartphone, though users can attach a secondary display if they need a larger screen for watching movies, videos, and more.

    Apart from this, not much can be gleaned from the report. As additional key details about the LG’s foldable phone are still a mystery.

    LG’s vice chairman said during CES 2019 that the company is going for changes with the form factor to stay competitive in the market. Besides, reports of LG’s foldable phone emerged for the first time back in November last year, suggesting that LG might give us a glimpse of the smartphone at CES 2019. But nothing has happened since then, and we’re now looking forward to MWC 2019 for LG’s foldable phone.

    As far as pricing goes, the report suggests LG plans to price its foldable phone in the range of KRW 1 miilion (roughly $900). The report also adds that LG plans to announce several handsets at MWC 2019, including the flagship, the LG G8 or the LG G8 ThinQ.

  • Moto RAZR to be resurrected as foldable phone: Report

    Moto RAZR to be resurrected as foldable phone: Report

    The Moto RAZR phone was a 90’s fashion icon and the king of flip phones, with worldwide sales of nearly 130 million units. Now, a new report claims that the iconic flip phone could be revived as a foldable screen phone. According to a report by Wall Street Journal, Motorola’s parent company Lenovo is looking to cash in on the popularity of the original Razr phone, with an upgraded foldable model.

    Besides, the report further notes that the upcoming Razr will be a Verizon exclusive in the US.  Also, Lenovo is reportedly planning to launch them in February at a price tag of $1500. That said, the report also adds that the device is undergoing testing, and exact details are yet to be finalized.

    Lenovo plans to manufacture over 200,000 units of the new Razr

    Other details such as specifications, screen size, and design remain a mystery for the moment. The report, however, does note that Lenovo plans to manufacture over 200,000 units of the new RAZRs, which is rather surprising given it’s a $1,500 luxury smartphone.

    Well, this isn’t the first time that the RAZR has been planned to make a comeback. Back in 2016, Motorola Mobility showcased a video showcasing the handset being used in a high school. Flip phones and old-school handsets in brand new avatars is becoming a popular trend among manufacturers. HMD-Global re-launched the iconic brick phone from the 90s – the Nokia 3310 to inject a dose of fun and nostalgia among users.

    The same could happen with the new RAZR, giving users that satisfying feeling of flipping the phone. Beware! Apple, the iPhone’s popularity could take a hit with this slick and stylish revival.

  • RCS Chat finally arrives on Google Fi

    RCS Chat finally arrives on Google Fi

    Google officially announced that RCS Chat support has arrived on Google Fi network. It’s the next-generation chat standard that allows users to share high quality images and video, texting over Wi-Fi, read-receipts, as well as better group chats. That said, the RCS standard doesn’t offer end-to-end encryption in order to protect users’ privacy.

    “With RCS in Messages, you can do and share more when you message friends, family members, groups, and even businesses who are on RCS. You’ll be able to see typing indicators and read receipts, share high-resolution videos, and message over Wi-Fi or data with others that have RCS enabled,” explained Product Manager Punyabrata Ray explained in a blog post. ”

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    As long as you have a ‘designed for Fi’ phone, RCS support will be automatically enabled on your device. It’s available on several handsets such as the likes of Pixel phones, LG G7, LG V35, Moto G6, as well as Moto X (Android One variant). Besides, RCS also supports other Android smartphones as well. All you’ll need to do is donwload the Google Messages app and set is as your default messaging app.

    Google Fi will support faster LTE data in 33 countries

    Apart from announcing RCS Chat support, the search engine giant also announced that it’s improving data sppeds for users on roaming. Google says it’ll offer 4G LTE data speeds for users who travel internationally. Users on roaming are expected to get faster 4G LTE speeds on their travels in the ‘next few weeks’.

    Google Fi will support faster LTE data in 33 countries it covers. These include Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, as well as the UK.

  • Massive Galaxy S10 details leaked again

    Massive Galaxy S10 details leaked again

    There’s been no dearth of leaks about the upcoming Galaxy S10. The flagship is slated for a release at an Unpacked event on February 20. Today, we’ve come across another massive Galaxy S10 leak that may not leave any surprises when the flagship officially launches.

    According to Max Weinbach (a contributor to XDA Developers), the Galaxy S10 Lite would feature 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. On the other hand, the standard Galaxy S10 will have 6GB of RAM, and will come in a choice of 128GB or 256GB storage options. Finally, the top-end S10 Plus will be offered in configurations with 6GB or 8GB of RAM, as well as 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB of built-in storage.

    Besides, the 5G variant of the flagship will come in configurations with 8GB/12GB of RAM, and 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB of storage. Weinbach further notes that the foldable Galaxy X, will have 12GB of RAM and 512GB or 1TB of storage.

    Key Galaxy S10 camera details also leaked

    Weinbach has also revealed key camera details about all three S10 models, stating that all variants will feature an ultra-wide 16MP f/1.9 lens with 123-degree field of view. Besides, all three will also feature a 12MP standard lens with OIS, as well as a variable aperture that can switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4.

    However, the top-end Galaxy S10 Plus will have an additional 13MP telephoto lens with f/2.4 aperture, OIS, and 45-degree. Now, this implies that the S10 Lite and  standard S10 will pack dual-rear cameras, while the S10 Plus will feature a triple-lens camera setup. However, this happens to be in contrast with Samsung Insider IceUniverse, who indicated that the standard S10 will also have three cameras on the back.

    Coming back to the report, all three Galaxy S10 variants will feature Bright Night and portraint lighting. The report also notes that all models will have a dual NPU (Neural Processing Unit).

    Elsewhere, both S10 and S10 Plus will feature an in-screen ultrasonic fingerprint scanner. However, the S10 Lite will reportedly get the standard rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.

    Finally, the report suggests that Galaxy S10 will sport glossier bodies than the Galaxy S9, and that it’ll be offered in a choice of black, white, green, and blue color options. The Galaxy S10 Lite might also get a yellow color option depending upon the region, adds the report.

    However, as is usually the case with leaks, readers are advised to take this information with a pinch of salt. That said, we’ll know everything when Samsung officially unveils the Galaxy S10 on February 20.

  • Samsung Galaxy S10 release date confirmed

    Samsung Galaxy S10 release date confirmed

    Samsung has confirmed it plans to launch the Galaxy S10 on Februray 20 at a special Unpacked Event in San Francisco. The company will also livesteam the event on its official website – www.samsung.com/galaxy.

    Multiple sources suggest that the Korean manufacturer is expected to launch three different variants of the flagship. These include the Galaxy S10 Lite, the Galaxy S10, and the Galaxy S10+. Sources, however, also indicate that Samsung could unveil two 5G variants of the flagship, both having different specifications.

    Galaxy S10 rumored specifications and price

    As already mentioned, Samsung is expected to launch three variants of the Galaxy S10. All three models are said to sport a new-generation display, which Samsung calls the ‘Infinity-O’ display. The entry-level offering, the Galaxy S10 Lite, will reportedly sport a flat screen display, however, the high-end Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 would feature a curved screen. Besides, alleged renders of the handset have also shown a hole drilled within the display to accomodate the front camera.

    As far as pricing goes, a leak from a major tech retailer suggests that the Galaxy S10 Lite (128GB storage) will get a price tag of around $1020. On the other hand, the Galaxy S10 will be priced around $1275.

    More details about the Galaxy S10 are likely to surface as we near its official release. We’ll update you as soon as we hear anything new. Until then, keep checking back for more updates.

  • Amazon overtakes Microsoft and Apple to become the most valuable company

    Amazon overtakes Microsoft and Apple to become the most valuable company

    Amazon has now become the world’s most valuable company, as it manages to surpass Microsoft, who has enjoyed the top spot since November last year. According to a report by BBC, Amazon has become worth $810 billion, while Microsoft is now valued at $789 billion. The duo are followed by Google’s parent company Alphabet at $752 billion, while Apple is now valued at $702 billion.

    The report further notes that Microsoft overtook Apple in late 2018, while Amazon edged past the iPhone-maker in December to take the runner-up spot.

    Apple, the once most valued company in the world, keeps going down. Last year, the Cupertino giant became the world’s first trillion dollar company. However, the company has been on a steady decline over the past 6 months.

    Now, this is primarily because of low sales of its most popular product – the iPhone. Apple’s latest iPhone-lineup, which was supposed help the company get back at the top, is selling well below expectations. This led to a decline in the value of Apple’s shares. However, CEO Tim Cook asserts Apple is still well positioned in the market as a leader.

    “I’m never surprised by the market, to be honest with you, because I think the market is quite emotional in the short term. We sort of look through all of that. We think about the long term. And so when I look at the long-term health of the company, it has never been better. The product pipeline has never been better. The ecosystem has never been stronger. The services are on a tear,” Cook said in an interview with CNBC.

    Meanwhile, Amazon has enjoyed a constant growth since early 2017. The company’s Founder, Jeff Bezos, also became the richest person in the world last year at a net worth of $150 billion.

  • Pandora update for iOS brings offline playback on Apple Watch

    Pandora update for iOS brings offline playback on Apple Watch

    Pandora’s latest iOS update brings a rather nifty feature for Apple Watch users. The music streaming service has updated its iOS app which brings offline playback for the smartwatch, most likely due to popular demand. With the new update, users will be able to control music playback or like whatever song is currently playing on Pandora. Now, this essentially negates the need of carrying your iPhone and allows you to play music on your Apple Watch while on-the-go.

    “You asked, and we listened! By popular demand, we bring you a brand new, built-from-the-ground-up app that’s seamlessly integrated into the Apple Watch experience”, confirmed Pandora. Here’s what Apple Watch users can look forward with the new update:

    • Access remote playback controls.
    • Give your favorites a Thumbs Up directly from the Now Playing screen.
    • Listen without an internet connection! Pandora Plus & Premium subscribers get access to offline content – no phone required

    That said, only Pandora users can enjoy this feature, so you’ll need to subscribe for Pandora Plus or Pandora Premium to listen to offline music on your Apple smartwatch. Not to mention, users need to upgrade to watchOS 5 in order to enjoy offline playback with Pandora.