Spotify mobile app out now for iPhone AND Android
Spotify has announced that its mobile application is now available for iPhone and iPod touch, on Apple’s App Store. And in a surprise extra, the version of the app for Android handsets has simultaneously gone live on Google’s Android Market store.
“Launching these apps is our first step at going mobile and we’d like to thank all the people who worked hard on making this happen as well as all the partners involved in the process,” says Spotify’s blog post announcing the news.
Remember, though, that both apps require a premium (i.e. paid) Spotify membership to work. The company will be hoping for a surge in upgrades to its £9.99 option as a result. As we said in our hands-on with the app, its innovative cacheing feature that makes playlists available for offline listening makes a persuasive case.
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This is amazing. So much better that I can run it in the background haha