Tidal lacks a free, ad-supported option, so you'll either pay $9.99 per month for standard-quality 320 Kbps AAC+ music (Tidal Premium) or $19.99 per month for non-compressed 1411 Kbps FLAC audio ...

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For some, the joys and conveniences of the streaming music revolution have come at too high a price. Specifically: Audio quality. Bandwidth has been the chief culprit here, with lossless, 24-bit 96kHz ...

The average Joe may be happy to listen to music at the low-resolution quality offered by Spotify and Apple Music, but uncompromising audiophiles tend to prefer the lossless streams provided by Tidal.

If you’re a Tidal subscriber on the company’s HiFi subscription tier and use the Android app, then you’ll be excited to learn that “Master” quality recordings are finally coming to your device. Thanks ...

TIDAL has gained Android Auto and Fire TV support recently. More specifically, you can now listen to TIDAL in your car through the Android Auto connection once you’ve plugged your phone in, and there ...

Android Auto is a great way to control multimedia while in the car, but one downside is that not all services support it. This week, TIDAL is picking up compatibility with Google’s car platform. TIDAL ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. TIDAL has an update for its Android app this week, bringing Masters recordings to all Android devices for HiFi ...

TIDAL has been offering its music streaming service for about eight or so years now. It has added many artists, songs, genres, and features in that time. How does it stack up to the competition, and ...

Tidal is today announcing big updates to the Jay-Z backed streaming music service, including a refreshed Android app design with UI tweaks and Ticketmaster integration alongside new desktop app betas ...