Sorry iOS users. Today isn’t the day in which we see the Spotify iPad app unveiled. However, if that’s an Android device tucked between your twitchy fingers, start smirking. Spotify has officially let loose images of their new, completely revamped Android app. And it’s awesome. Besides the full top-to-bottom support for iOS, plenty of new social and sharing features are baked in and alleged support for Last.fm scrobbling (This wasn’t an options...
Right now Beats Audio hardware is just that — hardware. It is a niche product in one particular market. Just recently, however, an acquisition by HTC has paved the way for Beats to become more than just headphones, as Beats branded devices have special software woven into the core of the OS (Android) that gives the audio focus an even bigger bump. And now that HTC/Beats Audio have (apparently) purchased MOG, a popular streaming music service, the global domination is...
While we all have our own opinions as to what makes a streaming music service “popular”, we’d wager that MOG, Spotify, and Rdio are the “big three” at the moment, with others like Pandora, Last.fm, Grooveshark and more catering to smaller niches. This afternoon the scene got a bit more interesting, though, with Business Insider...
Fans of streaming music service, Spotify, are growing by the day as the constantly growing Swedish-born company continues to add music to it’s library, upgrades music quality in said library, and tosses in new features and “apps” routinely. For a lot of people, Spotify is streaming music. And beginning tomorrow, the fine people of Germany can join in on the fun. In addition to simply entering the German market, Spotify has sweetened the pot by bulking up...
Ever since Apple relaxed iOS developer restrictions on “copying functionality of core Apple apps”, we’ve seen some great additions. In the browser realm there have been several 3rd party browsers such as Opera and Dolphin that while not perfect, bring their own unique features to the table. As far as music apps go, iOS is full of them. But one particular app that caught our eye over at Beautiful Pixels is a new Music.app replacement by the name of Audium...
Well, it is official with the Google press event wrapping up we know Google Music is official. With the online search giant dropping the beta tag and expanding its tendrils into the music industry by netting deals with major labels like EMI and Sony, it is shaping up to into quite the iTunes competitor. Google Music will allow users to upload up to 20,000 songs and stream them in 320 Kbps quality from pretty much any device that has a web browser. Best of all, all of this...
