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May 4, 2011 10:31 am GMT
Spotify, the music service Americans don't get to enjoy, announced several very cool new features today. The European music service is rolling out new versions of its desktop and mobile apps today, which will allow all users (even those pesky ad-supported freeloaders) to sync Spotify desktop tracks with mobile devices, be they iPods, iPhones or Androids.And just in case it wasn't clear whether or not Spotify intends to compete directly with iTunes, Spotify is also introducing its own music store, or "download service", in which users can buy a range of MP3 "bundles" at 10 songs for roughly 8 pounds. Or 100 songs for 50 pounds. (Roughly the equivalent of $13 and $82, respectively.)
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iPod, Meet Spotify; iTunes, Say Hello To Your Future Rival
Spotify, the music service Americans don't get to enjoy, announced several very cool new features today. The European music service is rolling out new versions of its desktop and mobile apps today, which will allow all users (even those pesky ad-supported freeloaders) to sync Spotify desktop tracks with mobile devices, be they iPods, iPhones or Androids.And just in case it wasn't clear whether or not Spotify intends to compete directly with iTunes, Spotify is also introducing its own music store, or "download service", in which users can buy a range of MP3 "bundles" at 10 songs for roughly 8 pounds. Or 100 songs for 50 pounds. (Roughly the equivalent of $13 and $82, respectively.)Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/7dtch2o5s7o/
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