Spotify which phones

Hope this helps. Spotify doesn't really support MP3 players. There is support for 5th gen and older nanos, classics and shuffles but you can only synch music you already own to these but not spotify content. Spotify music can only be played on a device capable of running a spotify app as the music is encrypted for copyright reasons.

So the smallest player capable of playing spotify tracks is probably the ipod touch at this time. It will work with spotify in the same way as an iphone. Also it synchs over wifi so you won't have issues with the lightning connector. Moving away from iOS, there is a lack of compatible hardware although the sony android powered players should work. Do you confirm that I will be able to listen to the full spotify music library as long as I've made the playlist available offline once outside my home with no access to internet on the phone?

With how long ICS dev info has been out there, its amazing how poorly equiped Spotify was for this update. There is no specific development for Honeycomb although it's likely that any ICS-compatible app will work on 3. ICS has been out quite a while now.

HTC and Samsung have both sent out updates to ICS to some of their phones, and Samsung produces Google's own current flagship model the Galaxy Nexus, which also doesn't play nice with the current Spotify Android client. There have been lots of reports of problems when using ICS particularly in the area of offline syncing. It keeps restaring every time, It success login, then I get in to spotify, the connection goes on, then after by seconds the process repeats. And this repeats indefinitely.

What sort of problems have you noticed with ICS? I really have no issues on my gnex currently. The only thing i've noticed on 2 occasions was stuttering play but that may have also been a bluetooth issue for me with my philips base.

There have been lots of questions about ICS support over on getsatisfaction and the only response we have had from Spotify is effectively "it's not supported", I've cancelled my premium account and if spotify had any other competitor in my region I would be switching over right away, as it is I've had to go back to mp3s and the native music app.

When that might be? I'd just like to know when I will be able to sign back up to premium I'm going to say, NO. Error would be one of our connection errors - please check to make sure everything's set up to work correctly.

Now he stand not in the list of compatible mobiles but you say it almost al android 2. You know the screen you get when you sync your phone. That shows all the playlists in album cover format. If I try to scroll through this while syncing, every time the next track starts to sync, it puts me back to the top. Spotify is now free on Android tablets and iPad, but phones must shuffle. If you want to listen on an iPhone or Android phone, things get more complicated. Getting started with listening to music on Spotify is easy: … Download and install the free Spotify application.

Sign into your account on those devices and get listening. Free is ad-supported, and Premium is ad-free. Spotify Free lets you listen to music, but you have to listen to advertisements as well. After six months of use, you get a time limit of 10 hours per month.

If you care about listening to the newest music as soon as it releases, then Spotify Premium is worth it for you. Subscribe or listen for free with ads. This will take you directly into the Spotify app.

There you can choose if you want to log in or sign up. If you have a Facebook account, you can choose to sign up and log in with the same account. On Spotify you can find practically all your favourite artists and songs and create your own lists of the music you want to listen to.

For instance, perhaps you would like to organize all the songs from three different artists into a single list? And for the holiday season, why not save all your favourite Christmas music in another list? The possibilities, like the songs you can listen to, are endless! To create a list, you must first find a song. On your smartphone, do as follows: 1. Log in to Spotify with your username and password.