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August 31, 2011 07:02 pm GMT
Music streaming service Spotify is releasing a new API today, called 'libspotify,' which allows third party iOS developers to write applications for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad with Spotify inside the app. And these apps can include Spotify's catalogue of more than 15 million tracks. Libspotify for iOS is available to Spotify Premium users as of today. It's unclear if the startup will be building a framework for Android. Unfortunately, the use of the API is for non-commercial use, so developers cannot make money off the apps that include the API (Spotify partners with certain developers for commercial use).
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Spotifys New API Allows Developers To Add Music Streaming Service To iOS Apps
Music streaming service Spotify is releasing a new API today, called 'libspotify,' which allows third party iOS developers to write applications for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad with Spotify inside the app. And these apps can include Spotify's catalogue of more than 15 million tracks. Libspotify for iOS is available to Spotify Premium users as of today. It's unclear if the startup will be building a framework for Android. Unfortunately, the use of the API is for non-commercial use, so developers cannot make money off the apps that include the API (Spotify partners with certain developers for commercial use). Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/IWdKXuPLbNI/
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