Spotify, the popular music streaming service available only in select European countries, introduced on Monday a mobile application for the Symbian operating system, which includes Nokia, Sony Ericsson, and Samsung phones.
European owners of various Nokia phones, such as the N97, E72 or XpressMusic, can now download the Spotify app and enjoy music streamed to their phones. Several other phones will be able to run this app, including the Sony Ericsson Satio and Samsung Omnia HD (i8910). A full list of supported devices can be found here.
On the par with the iPhone and Android Spotify apps, Symbian users will have to pay the equivalent of $16 per month to access the mobile service, though the mobile application is free to download. Songs can be downloaded on the handset for offline listening when out of network coverage.
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European owners of various Nokia phones, such as the N97, E72 or XpressMusic, can now download the Spotify app and enjoy music streamed to their phones. Several other phones will be able to run this app, including the Sony Ericsson Satio and Samsung Omnia HD (i8910). A full list of supported devices can be found here.
On the par with the iPhone and Android Spotify apps, Symbian users will have to pay the equivalent of $16 per month to access the mobile service, though the mobile application is free to download. Songs can be downloaded on the handset for offline listening when out of network coverage.
More: http://pcworld.com/article/182833/