Spotify dances onto iPad
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Spotify has pushed its music platform onto Apple's iPad. The new app, specifically designed for tablet use, takes things up a notch from what is currently available through the iPhone and other smartphone versions.
Music buffs are now able to browse Spotify's catalogue, view cover art and search playlists on the same display. Visuals are also improved upon for the iPad 3's "retina display" resolution.
Those already signed up to Spotify's Premium service can get the new Spotify for iPad software free from the App store. Non-subscribers can also download the app for free, and can give the service a whirl for 30 days through a free trial. ®
COMMENTS
Re: Great
"......browse and choose music whilst driving"
What. The. F*ck? I seriously hope that you live far away from me.
Maybe they should concentrate on the shambolic Android app instead.
Re: Don't worry
It riles me that certain types of people want to infer everything from my choice of tablet. You're still doing it, for instance.
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Look, you're posting in a community populated by Assembly programmers, aeronautical engineers and bearded guys who code using only a magnetised needled and a steady hand.
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Indeed, I'm part of that community - that's why I'm posting here - although I prefer vim to a magnetised needle.
It's geeky that I got excited about a software update to a music player. What's your excuse?
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