One of the biggest game announcements from Nintendo outside the Switch 2 this year was undoubtedly Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, which was confirmed in March of this year that the game is still in development.

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Call it what you want: Spotify Lossless, HiFi, or Music Pro. The point is that Spotify is gearing up to launch a more premium tier so users can enjoy higher-quality songs. While a report from Bloomberg mentioned the company's plans to release a Lossless subscription earlier this year, it looks like it's finally happening. According to a post on X (via The Verge), Spotify's latest iOS update includes several new strings referencing lossless support. With up to 24-bit/44.1KHz (FLAC + Widevine) capability, these new lossless features will work on Spotify Connect and the Web Player, allowing users to stream or download songs in higher quality. Spotify is also working on a new Enhance Headphones feature, which, according to images shared by Spicetify, will "instantly get clearer, more natural sound from compatible headphones." The app also references Spatial Audio, although it might not be related to Dolby Atmos. https://twitter.com/spicetifyapp/status/1935739343244562489 While it's unclear exactly when lossless functionality is launching, it's safe to assume it's coming soon. The Spotify Lossless saga continues Since 2021, Spotify has been promising a High-Fidelity tier to compete with Apple Music and other streaming services. While the company might charge an extra $5.99 on top of the Premium subscription, a previous report suggested you won’t pay more for just the lossless option. The new "Music Pro" tier is expected to include additional perks. For instance, Spotify wants to offer fans access to resales or better seats. Bloomberg says Spotify “held preliminary talks with major promoters and ticket sellers but has yet to finalize its plans.” The publication notes that streaming services and record labels “see an opportunity to target the most dedicated fans of musicians, consumers who spend on merchandise, concert tickets, and fan clubs,” which could make Spotify’s business more profitable. BGR will continue reporting on Spotify’s plans for its Music Pro tier and will let you know when this subscription becomes available. Don't Miss: Spotify Music Pro launches in 2025, but Hi-Fi songs aren’t why you’ll subscribe The post Spotify’s Lossless plan is about to launch, this time for real appeared first on BGR.

President Donald Trump's July 4 deadline for signing his signature legislation appears to be in jeopardy as fiscal hawks in the Senate demand more spending cuts.

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[View Article at Source]Hate-filled Democrats have shown us time and time again that their compassion is privileged and division is their politics. 

The Supreme Court’s recent decision to uphold Tennessee’s law prohibiting so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors was a victory for common sense, but has sent the left into a tailspin. It’s…

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