Apple services, including Apple Music or Apple TV+, are one of the most important assets that provide multi-million dollar annual benefits to the company. In fact, while some elements that normally increased profits quarter after quarter are decreasing their profits, the services continue to increase their collections each quarter. Little by little, the company is trying to create web versions of each of the services, such as Maps. In fact, Apple announced a new web version of Apple Podcasts, the audio streaming service and media player app for playing podcasts.
Listen to your favorite episodes on Apple Podcasts from your browser
Little by little, all Apple services have their own web version. Some examples are Apple Music or Apple Maps, and we see how Over the past year, we intend to continue expanding the web versions. which allow users to access content without having to use an Apple device.
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Until now, the only web integration that Apple Podcasts had was a web player that we could link via code on the different websites of the Internet and, later, be able to play the episode. However, today’s news is that We already have an official web version of Apple Podcasts, very complete with a design and functionality similar to the application itself available on iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
This web version is accessible via this link from Safari, Google Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on Mac, PC, and other devices. Once inside the website, we see that the design is similar to that of Apple Music, as in the case of the application on iOS and iPadOS, and we have a sidebar where we access our account, as well as the exploration section and the most popular episodes and podcasts. . The top includes the playback controls.
