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Don’t Lose Your Playlists: How to Transfer Music Libraries Between Platforms

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5 months ago

June 19, 2024

Have you ever wanted to transfer from your favourite music app to a different one like you know because of prices or just aesthetic differences? If you have, you know that the hardest part is leaving your playlists behind. You spend an insane amount of time curating these playlists, and it becomes harder to move because you are unable to transfer music libraries.

Thankfully, there’s a solution, our favourite website find this week: Tune My Music. It allows you to transfer your music libraries and playlists between different music streaming platforms seamlessly. With Tune My Music, you no longer have to worry about losing your carefully curated playlists when switching from Spotify to Apple Music or from Tidal to YouTube Music.

One of the most impressive features of Tune My Music is its ability to transfer entire music libraries and playlists between services. The process is simple and user-friendly. You start by selecting your source and destination music services, grant Tune My Music access to these services, and initiate the transfer. In just a few clicks, your playlists and favourite tracks are moved to your new platform.

In addition to transferring playlists, Tune My Music offers a synchronization feature. This means that if you update a playlist on one platform, the changes will automatically reflect on another platform. This is incredibly useful for users who like to keep their music libraries consistent across multiple services.

Sharing playlists with friends has never been easier, even if they use different music streaming services. Tune My Music allows you to create a personalized playlist page that can be shared with others. Friends can then access and import the playlist into their own music libraries, regardless of the platform they use.

For those who want to safeguard their music collections, Tune My Music also provides a backup option. You can back up your entire music library, ensuring you have a safe copy of your playlists and favourite tracks. This is particularly handy if you ever lose access to your streaming service or want to restore your playlists at a later date.

Moreover, Tune My Music supports uploading local files to your streaming service library. This feature allows you to integrate your personal music collection with your preferred streaming service, making it easier to enjoy all your music in one place

Tune My Music offers a free plan that allows users to transfer up to 500 tracks and export playlists to TXT or CSV files. For those who need more, the premium plan provides unlimited transfers and up to 20 automatic sync options between apps for just $4.50 per month or $24.00 per year.

Tune My Music is a game-changer for music lovers who want to switch streaming platforms without losing their beloved playlists. With its simple transfer process, synchronization features, and backup options, Tune My Music ensures your music experience remains uninterrupted and enjoyable. Visit Tune My Music to learn more and start transferring your playlists today.

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Spotify Has Quietly Hiked Prices in Kenya

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2 months ago

October 8, 2024

Tony Gaya

Spotify, the worldwide music streaming giant, has unexpectedly raised its subscription prices in Kenya. This change impacts all subscription levels, ranging from the economical Premium Mini to the extensive Family plan.

Spotify has just announced that it will raise the prices across all its subscription tiers in Kenya. This increase reflects how much one will have to pay to access premium features of the music streaming platform, with a new price change that applies to several user plans. This move is part of a wider trend within the streaming industry, where globally, these platforms inflate their prices in response to inflation and increased operational costs. Beginning today, users in Kenya will pay more to listen to their favorite music streaming services as Spotify continues to add more features and music to the platform.

The prices in Kenya have risen by 13.3 percent to 40.8 percent depending on the particular subscription. The wide range shows that some plans only have a moderate adjustment, while others see substantial rises. That is to say, many users are likely reviewing their current subscriptions or their more financially apt tiers. Specific reasons for these particular percentage increases have not been discussed, but this shows the platform’s intention: keeping profitability with competitive services.

Amongst the lot of subscription options, Premium Mini received the highest increase in percentage terms. The plan, previously the most affordable that gave access to Spotify’s premium features for either a day or a week, is now one of the relatively dearer options compared to other tiers. This steep increase may particularly affect users who rely on short-term premium access for occasional use and encourage them to either upgrade to longer-term plans or switch to other streaming platforms.

Here’s a comprehensive look at how Spotify’s prices have changed for Kenyan subscribers:

Plan	Old Price	New Price	Increase	Percentage Increase
Premium Mini (1 week)	KES 49	KES 69	KES 20	40.8%
Premium Individual (monthly)	KES 299	KES 339	KES 40	13.4%
Premium Student (monthly)	KES 149	KES 169	KES 20	13.4%
Premium Duo (monthly)	KES 389	KES 439	KES 50	12.9%
Premium Family (monthly)	KES 479	KES 549	KES 70	14.6%

Premium Mini:The most economical choice experienced the largest percentage rise, at 40.8%. Such a substantial increase could affect users who depend on weekly subscriptions and are mindful of their budgets.
Premium Individual and Student: Both plans saw a 13.4% increase. Although the absolute increase for students is smaller, the percentage rise is the same as that of the individual plan.
Premium Duo:This couples’ plan experienced the smallest percentage increase at 12.9%, potentially rendering it a more appealing option for couples aiming to save.
Premium Family: The price of the most expensive plan rose by 14.6%, potentially impacting households dependent on shared accounts.

For individuals seeking to optimize value, the Duo and Family plans may provide greater cost-effectiveness for those who are eligible. Students are advised to keep their verification current to maintain access to reduced rates.

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Infinix’s Hot Launch; The All New Hot 50 Series is Here

Published

2 months ago

September 27, 2024

Tony Gaya

Over the last couple of months, Infinix has been making waves in the smartphone market, and their recent attempt at solidifying this move looks set to serve Kenyan consumers as the smartphone manufacturer launches their latest series of budget-friendly gadgets, and oh are they something.

The newly launched budget phone is the Infinix Hot 50i with functional elements users on a tight budget will find quite appealing. The budget-friendly market is where real competition exists if you ask me. Here’s whats on paper so far.

Infinix Hot 50i

The Infinix Hot 50i, part of the same Hot 50 series, brings its own set of features, which is powered by the MediaTek Helio G81, which is paired with 4GB of RAM.

However, this RAM can be expanded to 8GB, providing users with more flexibility depending on their usage requirements. This model offers similar performance in day-to-day tasks but at a more affordable price point.

Infinix Hot 50i Specs

Display: A large 6.7-inch IPS display with a resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels and 120Hz refresh rate.
Processor: Powered by the MediaTek Helio G81 processor, for smooth performance for everyday tasks and gaming.
RAM and Storage: Available in configurations of 4GB or 6GB RAM, which can be virtually extended up to 8GB. The device also boasts a generous internal storage capacity of 256GB.
Camera System: 48MP rear camera and an 8MP front camera for selfies.
Battery Life: 5000mAh battery that supports 18W fast charging.
Audio: Dual DTS speakers designed to enhance sound quality, making it ideal for music lovers and media consumers.
Operating System: Runs on XOS based on Android 14, providing a user-friendly interface with various customization options.
Additional Features: A side-mounted fingerprint sensor for security, a USB Type-C charging port, and TÜV’s 48-month performance certification for long-term reliability.

Infinix Hot 50i Pricing

The Hot 50i is available in the Kenyan market at a price of KES 13,699, making it an attractive option for those looking for an affordable, yet capable smartphone.

The phone comes three attractive color options: Sleek Black, Sage Green, and Titanium Grey.

It will be widely available in retail stores after September 30th. Stay tuned to watch us review these units and give you a hands-on review of whether this should be your next phone or why not.

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New WhatsApp Feature Lets You Mention Contacts In Status Updates

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2 months ago

September 19, 2024

Murugi Gichovi

WhatsApp has recently added a new feature to its Status updates, allowing users to tag contacts directly.

Currently available on Android for users with beta version 2.24.20.3 or higher, this update introduces a @ button that lets you mention specific contacts in your Status.

Once tagged, they receive both a notification and a message, ensuring they won’t miss your update. Tagged contacts can also reshare your Status, but only they will see their mention, preserving privacy.

Unlike Instagram, WhatsApp keeps the identity of the original Status creator hidden when tagged contacts reshare it. One key thing to note is that if you’ve blocked someone from viewing your Status, they can still see it if tagged using this feature.

This update, along with WhatsApp’s other hidden features, aims to make interactions more personal and dynamic on the platform.