As previously reported, Siri on HomePod will soon be getting support for YouTube Music, meaning you'll be able to tell Siri to play songs directly from YouTube's music streaming service. However, it looks like Apple's HomePod won't be the only device to get support for the service.
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As first reported by 9to5Google, YouTube Music will soon be available on more devices, according to an anonymous source familiar with the matter. For example, the source claims that Google is planning to release a new app specifically for Apple TV. At this time, there is no information on whether Google plans to release a separate app on Android TV.
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9to5Google's source also claims that a dedicated YouTube Music app is also coming to Garmin smartwatches. Currently, Garmin smartwatch users have access to Spotify, Deezer, and Amazon Music through the Connect IQ store, and it's great news that YouTube Music subscribers will also be able to listen to their favorite songs directly from their favorite Garmin smartwatch.
The source also told the publication that a dedicated app is coming to other wearable devices, but did not specify which ones. There is also no information on when Google plans to release the YouTube Music app on Apple TV and Garmin.
We're happy to see that Google is planning to make the YouTube Music app available on more and more devices. A lot of people use the streaming service, and having a dedicated app always makes the user experience better.
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information source: phonearena.com
