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All this technology and Rdio is still growing faster around these parts. Guess amazing technology doesn't always help you win the game.
by zbowling 15y ago
All this technology and Rdio is still growing faster around these parts. Guess amazing technology doesn't always help you win the game.
- Stuk 15y agoI guess you're in the US, Canada or Brazil, because Rdio isn't available anywhere else. But Spotify is, and is doing well.
- gregschlom 15y agoAs for me, I switched from the French competitor Deezer to Spotify in a heartbeat, when Spotify's client totally blew my expectations with zero latency. So I guess it does help you win the game. But of course it's not the only factor.
- megaman821 15y agoI choose Rdio over Spotify because it has a web client which probably means they couldn't leverage p2p even if they wanted to (without using a browser plugin).
- Zirro 15y agoThat's interesting. One of the main reasons I use* Spotify is because it has a native client and not a web interface. *I'm actually currently in a period when I listen to music which is likely to never show up at any professional music service, but when I feel the need for mainstream music again, Spotify will probably be my choice for several reasons including the above, despite their recent Facebook-login only policy (which doesn't affect me, but still bothers me a bit).
- eps 15y agoIs there any Flash involved? One of the biggest features in Flash 10 was the addition of p2p streaming.
- chrischen 15y agoUpgrading flash does ask me to close Spotify.
- jorangreef 15y agoP2P in Chrome is around the corner: http://www.webrtc.org http://www.webrtc.org