Spotify, the popular music streaming service is getting bigger with the company linking up with firm, Samsung to bring the music service to your Samsung SMART TV. In addition to coming to televisions it will also make a move to Blu-ray players and home theatre systems.
Spotify on BlackBerry is nothing new but only now has Spotify released an official app on the BlackBerry World app store. Previously, users had to download the service through the browser. Here’s a rundown of what to expect.
Spotify have just introduced a brand new handy addition called the ‘play’ button available to use on blogs and websites to make sharing music legal and cool. All you need is a Spotify account, Internet connection and a web browser.
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Spotify yesterday announced the addition of their very own app store offering third party apps to its users through the desktop programme.
Brand new feature to the blog is the Friday Round-Up which is where I bring you the Tech news that I’ve missed out on throughout the week. However, obviously not all of it because that would just be impossible!
Coming up this week is news on the first ever touchscreen landline, a luxury Sony gaming headset, the launch of Android Film Store UK, Spotify news, and PlayStation Certified latest.
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Deezer, Parisian music streaming service is coming soon offering packages from nothing to pay to £4.99 to then £9.99 a month to pay.
New music streaming service from Apple to take on Spotify.
iCloud will work by scanning your hard drive and then letting you play the same songs that are already on your hard drive but on your portable device through an online replicate.
Apple already has music labels, Sony, EMI, and Warner Music interested but its not enough to replace your whole music library by far.
There’s already a variety of songs available to us on iTunes so hopefully Apple will be able to offer a similar collection of music for iCloud.
What do you think of it? Is it a waste of time or could it actually be useful?
Watch this space next week for more information on the new service.
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I earlier posted about Spotify in talks with US Movie studios and said that I would keep you up-to-date with the latest goings on. So here it is, The Register convincingly say that its not going to happen and is baked up Daniel Ek, chief executive and founder of Spotify who has denied reports.“No it ain't true. Media these days are funny. Soon I'll be reading that Spotify is launching a space rocket.”Let me know what you think. Post below or tweet me @TDTReview.
Spotify launch a new download service.
As well as streaming your music you will be able to download tracks and also play them back on your iPod.
Spotify is a great service to listen to the latest music when you’re near a computer or a mobile phone, but when you’re not or got no signal on your device you used to be in trouble but not anymore. You will now be able to sync the MP3 tracks you download from the Spotify app to your iPod without even having to use iTunes.
Spotify’s new music store will basically allow you to buy your songs either individually or in a playlist for discounted prices.10 tracks will cost you £7.99 or 80p each. Buy a bundle of 100 tracks for £50. The new service have also said goodbye to 7digital which did power all of the tracks which you purchased through Spotify beforehand.
This is what the Daniel Ek, chief executive and founder of Spotify said:
“Our users don’t want to have to switch between music players, but they do want to take their playlists with them wherever they go, on a wider range of devices, more simply and at a price they can afford. Now we’ve made that possible on one of the world’s most popular consumer devices.”
The new service is ready to use now.
Spotify are apparently in the process of finalising a number of Movie deals with US Movie studios. This is all in the run up of the music streaming company preparing to launch a movie service during Autumn of this year, TechCrunch’s anonymous source reveals.
