Some Google Play Music, YouTube Music, YouTube Premium subscribers are eligible to get a free Google Home Mini

If lady luck is on your side, then you might get a free Google Home Mini. Some subscribers of Google Play Music, YouTube Music, and YouTube Premium are eligible to take home a free Google Home Mini. The company has been circulating throughout the year, and a Red Flag Deals user spotted the deal once again. If you subscribed to any of the previously mentioned services before December 4th, then you might be able to redeem your smart speaker. There seem to be mixed results from Red Flag Deals users, so it might be best to check it out yourself. You can check out if you qualify, through this link.

YouTube Music gets Siri support, dedicated desktop web app

YouTube Music gets two important features: Siri support as well as a dedicated desktop web app. With the launch of iOS 13, Apple has opened Siri integration to third-party apps. YouTube Music isn't the first music streaming service to get support, though. Spotify was the first to get the feature last month.

On top of this, YouTube Music gets a new desktop web app that won't require you to be on a browser to use the service. The functionality between the app and browser will be the same. The app hasn't fully rolled out yet, so you'll have to wait a bit if it hasn't made its way to you yet.

Source: The Verge

Google Clock now lets you use YouTube Music as your alarm

If you want to wake up to your favorite music from YouTube Music, then Google Clock will let you do just that. For US users, the feature also comes to Pandora. Last year, Spotify was the first streaming service to support this feature.

To use your streaming service of choice, you just need to head to the alarm section and tap on the sound option beneath any given alarm. Each music service gets its own tab. You can select from a popular playlist or select from Spotify's library of playlists.

Source: The Verge