News & Reviews:   Lossless audio

In a recent interview with Billboard, Apple Music Vice President Oliver Schusser made a surprising revelation. That said, what should you know about it?

Spotify has announced a new Lossless Listening feature for Premium subscribers that offers richer audio quality with clearer musical details. The feature is rolling out in over 50 markets starting September 10, 2025. So, what should you know about it?

If you frequently use Spotify, this news might excite you. Recently, the leaked interface (UI) for the app hinted at the possible release of Spotify's long-awaited lossless audio stage, suggesting it may be closer to arrival than previously expected. That said, what should you know about it?

Qualcomm has achieved a new technology breakthrough by announcing aptX Lossless today. The new audio feature will finally allow the ability to deliver CD-quality audio over Bluetooth. Therefore, the doubts regarding sound quality when comparing wired and wireless audio devices might have now come to an end.

Not every Android smartphone uses listens to music on Spotify. Although rare, some people actually use Apple Music on Android. Apple held a beta test for Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio last month, but now it's officially available to all users.

Yesterday, it was revealed that Lossless Audio for Apple Music wouldn't work with Apple's audio devices. That's not something you expect from the company, so it's not surprising that something was up. It turns out that Apple might have a plan for that.

If you recall, Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio were added to Apple Music yesterday. But if you're hoping to enjoy them using Apple's audio products, you might be out of luck. From what we gathered online, Lossless Audio won't work with wireless audio.

Yesterday, we reported that Apple could be introducing Lossless music but it turned out to be something better than that. So not only did Apple announce Lossless music but as well as Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos support for Apple Music users. More than 75 million songs will be available in Lossless starting in June, free of charge.