Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Tuesday, September 26,

2023 I'm Brian McCullough today.

Spotify's new Jam product is kind of the coolest new feature I've heard of in a

while.

Looks like the FCC is bringing net neutrality back.

Google discontinues some products.

New drone reviews and a new drone that either will eliminate police chases or bring on the panopticon.

Here's what you miss today in the world of Tech. Kind of a small feature, but I'm leading with this as a story because it's just really cool to me.

I don't know why nobody has thought of this before, but Spotify has launched Jam. A new feature that lets up to 32

people curate a single playlist. Only premium subscribers can create jams for

now but all users can contribute to them. Here is the use case quoting Tech Crunch.

The new feature which builds on technology previously used in multi-person playlists like

blend and duo mix is designed for real-time listening among a group of people like

out a party where anyone can contribute to a shared cue of songs to play next.

Now explain Spotify instead of having one person in control of the music at a

social gathering everyone can have their say a new jam can only be created by

Spotify premium subscribers but any Spotify users free or paid can contribute

to get started you'll tap on the speaker icon at the users free or paid can contribute.

To get started, you'll tap on the speaker icon at the bottom of your screen or the

three dot menu at the top, then select the new option, Start a jam from any song, album,

or existing playlist. You can also control which device you want to play the

tunes on like your phone or more likely a speaker. Anyone who's on the same shared Wi-Fi network

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