A new music streaming app has entered the market. It's called Nintendo Music — and on it, you can listen to dozens of hours of music from games like Mario, Zelda and Donkey Kong.

Time will tell if Streaming 2.0 takes off with the rest of the industry, but in the meantime, music superfans will soon have a lot of monetary ways to express their fandom. More From Plus Icon ...

While more secure, this architecture results in lower performance due to the repeated use of IPC calls. A music streaming app, for example, must make IPC calls to the codec process to pass encoded ...

It has features no other app has, especially if you like to watch music videos while you listen to music." "Spotify isn't cutting it," one Reddit user whined. "I hate Spotify," another user agreed.

TikTok is shutting down its music-streaming app, TikTok Music, in November. The company's owner, ByteDance, has been experimenting with music streaming for four years. TikTok will continue to be a ...

Nintendo launched Nintendo Music is available on iOS and Android late Wednesday. The app includes tracks from a handful of properties,such as recent and past Super Mario games, as well as the ...

TikTok announced Tuesday that it will discontinue its music-streaming platform, TikTok Music, on November 28. The app, originally designed to compete with industry giants such as Apple Music ...

The music-streaming app Spotify was down for a good chunk of time this morning, leaving millions of music fans in the lurch. Both the app and web client weren't working, but service seem to be ...