Best answer: Yes. You can listen to your favorite music or podcasts from Spotify on the Echo device of your choice. Getting everything set up is as easy as 1, 2, 3. This is true for those who sign up for Spotify Premium at just $ 10 per month.
Amazon: Echo Dot ($ 50) Spotify: Spotify Premium ($ 10/mo) What can you do with Spotify on your Amazon Echo?
Back in 2016, Spotify and Amazon announced a [Read More…]
The Search page is also more powerful.
Way back in August of this year, Spotify rolled out a new UI for its Android app that’s much simpler and easy to use. This was a very welcome change considering how cluttered the app used to be, but up until now, this new UI has only been available for free users. Now, Spotify’s expanding this to its Premium subscribers.
The bottom navigation bar that used to have tabs for [Read More…]
You’ll be able to browse playlists, favorite songs, and more.
Wear OS’s app selection is actually pretty good, but ever since it was first released as Android Wear back in 2014, one of the biggest absences has been a proper Spotify app. Well, ladies and gentlemen, that’s finally changing.
On October 17, Spotify announced on its official blog that it’s launching a standalone Wear OS app for its streaming service so you can access the best bits [Read More…]
Welcome to In Brief, the AndroidGuys tech briefing. Today is Wednesday, October 17th, and we’re taking a look at all the tech news you need to know. In this post, we want you to learn about the news the way you want to learn. We’ve embedded a podcast version of all this news below. If you don’t want to listen, you can read just like you normally would.
In today’s edition, Spotify launches a new Wear OS app, the Mi Mix 3 could [Read More…]
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Mighty has introduced a new-and-improved way to listen to your Spotify playlists offline. Dubbed the Mighty Vibe, this $ 85.99 gadget is actually a new iteration of last year’s plain-old Mighty. Unfortunately, that model was littered with issues such as spotty connections, an unimpressive battery life, and inadequate playback. The new version improves on all of those issues, and brings those improvements to a nice little black, blue, or red package. As you’ll see on [Read More…]
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Pros Top-notch subscription catalog. Best-in-class playback handoff between devices. Generous bundle options available, especially for students. Cons 10,000 song library limit is easier to hit over time. No cloud integration for purchased or uploaded [Read More…]
Deeper Bixby integration, ease of use across multiple devices, and more are on the way.
After its announcements for the Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy Watch, and Galaxy Home during its Unpacked event in NYC, Samsung brought Spotify CEO Daniel Ek on-stage to talk about a new partnership between the two companies. Samsung says that Spotify is now its go-to music streaming partner and is working with the company to bring a more seamless listening experience to its customers, but [Read More…]
Get ready to start your morning off right with Spotify and the Google Clock app. Beginning today Google will be rolling out the ability to use music from Spotify as your alarm sound.
This is available for Spotify free and premium users as long as you have the latest Spotify and Google Clock app, have the apps connected, and are running Android 5.0 or above.
Like all roll-outs from Google, this will show up at different times for everyone and [Read More…]
The feature’s rolling out now and available for Android 5.0 and above.
Clock apps are probably the least exciting thing to talk about, but without a doubt, one of the best ones is the official Google Clock. The app’s already fast, smooth, and easy-to-use, but today it’s getting a big upgrade with support for musical alarms thanks to a new partnership with Spotify.
When you’re making/editing an alarm in Google Clock, you’ll now see a new Spotify [Read More…]
What sort of “lite” app doesn’t let you download songs?
Over the past few years, companies like Twitter, Instagram, and more have created “lite” versions of their mobile apps that take up less space, use less data, and can run better on slower hardware. Spotify is the latest company to follow this trend with its new Spotify Lite app, and while it looks good on the surface, Spotify might have made this a little too lite.
Talking [Read More…]
