RealNetworks on Monday said it will submit its Rhapsody music-streaming application for the iPhone to Apple this week, perhaps as early as today.
The application, which will run on both the iPhone and iPod Touch, lets Rhapsody subscribers listen to any of the 8-plus million tracks the service offers, call up saved albums and tune into any of Rhapsody's ready-to-go playlists.
Users will be able to stream music to both the iPhone and iPod Touch via a Wi-Fi connection, or on the iPhone, using AT&T's EDGE and 3G data networks in the U.S. Only users who subscribe to the $14.99-per-month "Rhapsody to Go" plan can use the iPhone/iPod Touch application; customers paying $12.,99-per-month for the "Rhapsody Unlimited" plan are ineligible.
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The application, which will run on both the iPhone and iPod Touch, lets Rhapsody subscribers listen to any of the 8-plus million tracks the service offers, call up saved albums and tune into any of Rhapsody's ready-to-go playlists.
Users will be able to stream music to both the iPhone and iPod Touch via a Wi-Fi connection, or on the iPhone, using AT&T's EDGE and 3G data networks in the U.S. Only users who subscribe to the $14.99-per-month "Rhapsody to Go" plan can use the iPhone/iPod Touch application; customers paying $12.,99-per-month for the "Rhapsody Unlimited" plan are ineligible.
More: http://pcworld.com/article/170721/
