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I was pretty shocked that this was accepted, I've been a longtime spotify fan and assumed I would have to be getting an android to get it on mobile (I'll probab
by daleharvey 17y ago
I was pretty shocked that this was accepted, I've been a longtime spotify fan and assumed I would have to be getting an android to get it on mobile (I'll probably still get an android anyway)
- jacquesm 17y agoMaybe the google voice PR fiasco has caused a review of the approval rules. Hard to tell with a company that is so opaque.
- roc 17y agoWhy would you assume there was a change? Pandora's been on the iPhone for some time.
- jacquesm 17y agoBecause there obviously is some conflict between this application and the iTunes store. Read here for more info: http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1913680,00.html http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1913680,00.... Pandora is closer to a radio station than a music store.
- roc 17y agoSpotify still sounds an awful lot like an IP-radio station. (Albeit, more like a caching radio jukebox). But it still sounds more like Pandora than iTunes. I simply don't think ad-supported media is ever a replacement threat to a superior ad-free for-purchase alternative. E.g. HULU is a substantial threat to subscription tv. But no real threat to TV-on-DVD sales. They just aren't the same thing.
- daleharvey 17y agothe iphone application is only available to users who pay for spotify, not ad supported. and its nothing like radio, I can play what I want when I want, without adverts, apart from the logistics involved in being online, there isnt a practical difference between it and itunes.
- chrischen 17y agoThat's because hulu Usually only has the most recent episodes.