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Apple Music Gaining Ability to Pin Your Favorite Playlists, Albums, and Artists in iOS 26

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Apple revealed a few major updates coming to Apple Music later this year in iOS 26, including the ability to pin content you return to frequently.

Apple calls this feature “Music pins,” and it’ll let you pin playlists, albums, and artists at the top of your Library tab.

‌Apple Music‌ is also gaining lyrics translation and lyrics pronunciation, so that it’s easier to listen to and appreciate music from all over the world.

More to follow…Tag: WWDC 2025
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