iPHONE MUSIC Probably one of the most demanded features of a cellular device is some sort of music application (preferably free). I remember graduating from my MP3 player to my iPhone and having to record music from the radio as voice memos just to avoid giving iTunes any money. I craved music so badly that I would stream YouTube until my allotted data was used up. A few years later, iPhones offered third-party options for music downloads, but if you had 8-16GB of storage like I did, this freedom did not last long. iPhone’s “Music” application only recently adapted the affordable music streaming service called Apple Music . Because of its slow maturation, it left a 9-year window open to what is now known as the “ undisputed king of on-demand streaming music”: Spotify . Spotify is service originated from Sweden in the April 2006 that helped pioneer the current online market and has tens of millions more paying subscribers than the competition. It recently surpassed 100 million su...
Even though they say there’s nothing like the present, I’m sure we all want to know what the future has in store for us. The internet has a unique way of attracting and inspiring new victims to learn, create, and experiment. Before, we relied strictly on text or word of mouth to form judgement and to learn history. Everything was regional until it wasn’t. Today, I might find myself saying “Hey Siri! Where did the title of the Pope originate?”, and within a few seconds (after some possible verbal miscommunications and a little frustration) Siri will have the answer without a finger lifted. It is amazing what humans have created and made a normality or even a necessity in some cases. The exciting part is, the internet shows no indefinite limitations! Within nearly 20 years the internet has gained over 4 billion users and occupies around 56% of the world’s population according to internetworldstats.com . If you still consider the internet a new phenomenon to the history of communication...