> used a flash player to access it from anywhere from then on. That's exactly where it sucked. Usable and high usability are totally different things. Many app

> used a flash player to access it from anywhere from then on. That's exactly where it sucked. Usable and high usability are totally different things. Many applications(especially open source ones) are usable, meet the basic standards, but they are far from user-friendly. Personally I love spotify because of its intuitive UI, single standalone native executable and quality music streaming. Just like iPod or iPhone, there are thousands more powerful device out there, but iPod and iPhone just kicks everybody else's ass. It's the same about μTorrent, at a time I can easily use a tiny sized, minimalistic and efficient BitTorrent client on my old 256MB RAM PC. It has all the function I need and no extra bells and whistles of other conglomerate download tools. The only thing I expected better from spotify is it's radio engine, I hope it can overtake Pandora or Last.FM someday.