Of course, no love for the US!

Patience, patience.
They’re still waiting for Hulu. We can’t have everything in the US.

Indeed, we’ll give you a swap. Give us Hulu and you’ll get Spotify. Only fair!

Took this Spotify app long enough to be approved. Much have been 3 weeks. Apple sure did some um-ing and ar-ing over this one.

You guys got Hulu and Pandora. Let us enjoy our Spotify

Only available to Premium users :/

Big deal not in US. What about Canada? We don’t have neither hulu nor spotify.

you get pandora though, no?

[...] excellent Spotify app has just been released for the iPhone and the Android Market, but users in the United States still can’t use it. [...]

Been waiting for this. It’s a shame that it’s premium only however it might be good for the occasional day pass. Otherwise my mp3/podcast collection will likely do the trick on the go.

Can’t even log in to the app without premium…

Nope, it’s US only :O(

Now, they will turn to the Blackberry and I am happy.

I’d rather have Hulu

Just been trying it out for the last hour, and it’s fantastic.

The only downside is that the iPhone’s inability to run more than 1 app at a time becomes very apparent when using Spotify mobile.

so the real question here is, how can a US itunes account get this on his or her non jailbroken iPhone?

getting a spotify account is fairly easy through proxy, and once you’re paying for it, they don’t seem to care what country you’re “traveling in”

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come on pre version.

When it hits I wont wait till the u.s launch ill jut buy the euro premium (a little bit more) I have been enjoying spotify for the last 8 months.

Love it cant live without. I dont need to download anything that is awesome.

This on the pre with its multi tasking bad self will be awesome.

can’t wait to get it in the states

Why TC turned off the comments for this post?

http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/09/03/why-techcrunch-is-not-coming-to-brazil-after-all/

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Think of how many services like this launch with US exclusivity, and how everyone bitches about that. Now we know how the rest of the world feels. It sucks but life goes on and we’ll eventually get it I’m sure.

who cares; streaming music/videos is old hat. i don’t get the bs, just pr ‘tards.

Oh yes they care. I moved from France to Sweden for studies and after two weeks or so some tracks disappeared from my playlists :s (they are just hidden so I can listen to them when I come back to France). That kind of stuff makes me hate those stupids majors even more (I didn’t think it was possible).

Far away from me

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That’s great of iphone.

China unicom have to sell 2600,000 iphone in China each year.do you kown? That is a great cooperate and also a difficult assignment

[...] Breaking: Spotify App Goes Live on iPhone and Android | TechCrunch Europe 〈Spotify が iPhone と Android に登場〉 [...]

So if you’re a premium Spotify user in the U.S. how the do you get this on your iPhone?

You need to have a premium account to use Spotify Mobile. The app would be better if it provided the ability to register and also upgrade to a premium account!

This looks awesome! You can also view the We Are Hunted chart (http://spotify.wearehunted.com) directly from the interface, and keep it synced which is pretty awesome.

<3 mashups.

[...] http://uk.techcrunch.com/2009/09/07/breaking-spotify-app-goes-live-on-iphone-and-android/ a few seconds ago from api [...]

Just create a new account. I have both a US and Norwegian account.

Its not available to Premium users in Ireland which is a load of crap.

Ooohw yeah, the app is already in the worstones bin. Check here!

Iphoneapps.com/worstones/2009

But it doesn’t run in the background, that’s the biggest issue.

[...] that headline was a lie. Sorry, but we’re not going to review the Spotify iPhone app just launched, because as far as we can tell it’s identical to the leaked beta we reviewed over a month ago [...]

******* spammer, get lost!

Looking good! But they really have a lack of a decent communication department.

When they started with their service they also offered their service in The Netherlands, somehow without a decent explanation they pulled it back.

By contacting the Dutch music rights organisations they also didn’t know, and they explained it was not their decision. Until today Spotify just don’t respond on this matter.

It’s a shame, Spotify’s business is music, but they communicate with silence.

The Spotify App is just AWESOME!

[...] Breaking: Spotify App Goes Live on iPhone and Android - TechCrunch Europe [...]

It is absolutely rediculous that you can’t at least try it before you subscribe.

I have it on my phone, sign in and it lets me know that I can’t use it!

Thanks! – Why would I subscribe to something if I haven’t tried it out? £120 a year is not worth it just for the ad’s on the desktop client…

To spotify staff reading this:

x 1,000,000,000,000

Free trial please

Microsoft is rumored to launch a similar procust this fall codenamed “Omni” based on the SeeqPod engine and silverlight.
http://www.mobiletechworld.com/2009/08/04/microsoft-project-omni-multiplatform-music-streaming-rumor/

On the face, Spotify appears to compete with iTunes really. But Apple appears to be relaxed about the whole thing.

First look at Spotify on S60: http://www.spotify.com/blog/archives/2009/09/07/first-look-at-spotify-on-s60/

Spotify seems to gradually be available on different platforms, but I have not seen any plugin for media center softwares. Anyone knows if there is already a plugin for media center softwares available? Http://mymediaexperience.com

If you find out, let mr know.

Spotify can be accessed by you only if following three pre-conditions are satisfied:

(1) You should be using iPhone or Android mobiles.
(2) Spotify should be available in your country.
(3) You’ll have to subscribe to the Premium Subscription service and free service is not available for mobiles.

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err sorry but the point of Spotify over and above Itunes, the Radio, Deezer and other streaming music sources is what? The ability to store a playlist? Are you kidding me? and this firm got $21m for that proposition? Geejus wtf is wrong with some people. Nothing here to see folks, move along. Sorry but I just absolutely do not get this at all, how is this significantly better than the current set up and applications available?

I think the point is that few of those previous companies had a) record labels as full, on-board investors b) such an emphasis on the mobile side of things. My 2 cents.

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Spotify will almost be as good as the Zune Pass.

When iTunes launches subscription-based media downloads (for not only music, but TV and movies) you’ll tweet about it every day and return your DVR’s to your cable companies.

Minor notice: it’s actually Sweden-based, although the holding company is incorporated in London for tax evasion purposes.

Well is it was a paid app we would have featured it on http://www.appgiveaway.com

[...] that headline was a lie. Sorry, but we’re not going to review the Spotify iPhone app that just launched, because as far as we can tell it’s identical to the leaked beta we reviewed over a month ago [...]

Question: if I have an android phone but I live in the US theres no way I can use spotify right?

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Breaking: Spotify App Goes Live on iPhone and Android…

[...] via TechCrunch [...]

[...] a ton of money, and counts some some of the major music labels as investors, and also just launched an iPhone app. As Apple is attempting to make its software more social, you had better believe they are watching [...]

[...] a ton of money, and counts some some of the major music labels as investors, and also just launched an iPhone app. As Apple is attempting to make its software more social, you had better believe they are watching [...]

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Can someone explain this to me … if I was track down a copy of the Spotify app *nudge nudge* would it work on my US iPhone if I already have a Spotify account (within the US).

[...] via TechCrunch [...]

[...] TechCrunch observes that while Spotify appears to compete with iTunes, in reality Apple appears to be relaxed about the service, presumably so long as the mobile app remains tied to premium subscribers. [...]

[...] a ton of money, and counts some some of the major music labels as investors, and also just launched an iPhone app. As Apple is attempting to make its software more social, you had better believe they are watching [...]

[...] a ton of money, and counts some some of the major music labels as investors, and also just launched an iPhone app. As Apple is attempting to make its software more social, you had better believe they are watching [...]

[...] a ton of money, and counts some some of the major music labels as investors, and also just launched an iPhone app. As Apple is attempting to make its software more social, you had better believe they are watching [...]

Spotify is a great product, but US users or users that want to try another great product-check out Grooveshark http://www.groovehark.com It’s streaming music like Spotify and in great quality with nearly everything you can think of.

[...] Via TechCrunch Europe [...]

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[...] Spotify app is now live on iPhone and Android [...]

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[...] in suspense to get Apple’s verdict on the Spotify app and sighed with relief after it was finally accepted into the iPhone app store last week. Well, some of us were looking forward to a good battle, but it [...]

[...] the next big challenge after mobile?” Spotify has released an iPhone app, one for the Android platform, and one for Symbian Series 60 [...]

[...] 2.1 version of Android and would launch in the U.S. with the Google Nexus One phone on January 5. The application – which is available in Europe and allows for offline syncing of songs – would give [...]

[...] 2.1 version of Android and would launch in the U.S. with the Google Nexus One phone on January 5. The application – which is available in Europe and allows for offline syncing of songs – would give Google a [...]

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[...] top of all that, the Guardian app is great, spotify is heaven for anyone who’s ever liked music, WiFi Zone or similar apps are good for finding [...]

[...] will be facing off with plenty of competitors. Last fall, Spotify released applications for both iPhone and Android, but the service still isn’t available stateside. [...]

[...] 2.1 version of Android and would launch in the U.S. with the Google Nexus One phone on January 5. The application – which is available in Europe and allows for offline syncing of songs – would give [...]

[...] It’s possible that Apple is concerned that MOG’s app is too good. If you listen (and pay for) a lot of music, MOG’s all-you-can-eat service can quickly pay for itself. And it makes tethering your iPhone to your PC every time you want to sync songs a thing of the past. Apple has long been been rumored to be working on its own cloud music service, especially since it acquired Lala last December, and may be worried about getting beaten to the punch. Thing is, Apple has already approved Rhapsody, which offers much of the same music streaming functionality (albeit without the full-album download button) and Spotify. [...]

[...] It’s possible that Apple is concerned that MOG’s app is too good. If you listen (and pay for) a lot of music, MOG’s all-you-can-eat service can quickly pay for itself. And it makes tethering your iPhone to your PC every time you want to sync songs a thing of the past. Apple has long been been rumored to be working on its own cloud music service, especially since it acquired Lala last December, and may be worried about getting beaten to the punch. Thing is, Apple has already approved Rhapsody, which offers much of the same music streaming functionality (albeit without the full-album download button) and Spotify. [...]

[...] It’s possible that Apple is concerned that MOG’s app is too good. If you listen (and pay for) a lot of music, MOG’s all-you-can-eat service can quickly pay for itself. And it makes tethering your iPhone to your PC every time you want to sync songs a thing of the past. Apple has long been been rumored to be working on its own cloud music service, especially since it acquired Lala last December, and may be worried about getting beaten to the punch. Thing is, Apple has already approved Rhapsody, which offers much of the same music streaming functionality (albeit without the full-album download button) and Spotify. [...]

[...] It’s possible that Apple is concerned that MOG’s app is too good. If you listen (and pay for) a lot of music, MOG’s all-you-can-eat service can quickly pay for itself. And it makes tethering your iPhone to your PC every time you want to sync songs a thing of the past. Apple has long been been rumored to be working on its own cloud music service, especially since it acquired Lala last December, and may be worried about getting beaten to the punch. Thing is, Apple has already approved Rhapsody, which offers much of the same music streaming functionality (albeit without the full-album download button) and Spotify. [...]

[...] It’s possible that Apple is concerned that MOG’s app is too good. If you listen (and pay for) a lot of music, MOG’s all-you-can-eat service can quickly pay for itself. And it makes tethering your iPhone to your PC every time you want to sync songs a thing of the past. Apple has long been been rumored to be working on its own cloud music service, especially since it acquired Lala last December, and may be worried about getting beaten to the punch. Thing is, Apple has already approved Rhapsody, which offers much of the same music streaming functionality (albeit without the full-album download button) and Spotify. [...]

[...] It’s possible that Apple is concerned that MOG’s app is too good. If you listen (and pay for) a lot of music, MOG’s all-you-can-eat service can quickly pay for itself. And it makes tethering your iPhone to your PC every time you want to sync songs a thing of the past. Apple has long been been rumored to be working on its own cloud music service, especially since it acquired Lala last December, and may be worried about getting beaten to the punch. Thing is, Apple has already approved Rhapsody, which offers much of the same music streaming functionality (albeit without the full-album download button) and Spotify. [...]

[...] It’s possible that Apple is concerned that MOG’s app is too good. If you listen (and pay for) a lot of music, MOG’s all-you-can-eat service can quickly pay for itself. And it makes tethering your iPhone to your PC every time you want to sync songs a thing of the past. Apple has long been been rumored to be working on its own cloud music service, especially since it acquired Lala last December, and may be worried about getting beaten to the punch. Thing is, Apple has already approved Rhapsody, which offers much of the same music streaming functionality (albeit without the full-album download button) and Spotify. [...]

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