The majority of smartphones on the market are capable of playing music today. The devices are replacing dedicated MP3 players for many users as more devices converge into the smartphone feature set.
One of the services that many consumers like to use on smartphones are streaming music applications. One of the more popular streaming music applications is Spotify in the UK. While an official Spotify is still not available, a new third party app is.
The app is called Droidify an allows the user to synchronize playlists over Wi-Fi or 3G. The app lacks offline playback though. The app is on the Android market right now, if you want to grab it ahead of the official Spotify app’s introduction.
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I guess we have to wait for 'Spotify' themself to get their thumbs out of their a**h**** and release their 'already done' 'Spotify' application for the world to use.
which it is going to kick itune's butt...
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"unfortunately, due to licensing restrictions we are not yet available in your country. We understand that you are currently in United States"
http://pansentient.com/2009/08/droid...fy-on-android/