Spotify desktop application to get offline mode
An offline mode for the Spotify desktop app is in the works. Just like the offline mode for the new Spotify iPhone/iPod Touch and Android applications, it'll allow you to store songs for listening to when you've got no Internet connection.
Eagle-eyed terms-and-conditions watcher Chris Davies of Slashgear, noticed the feature in Spotify's latest terms and conditions. The document says: "As a subscriber to the Premium Service you are permitted to store such cached content on up to three (3) personal computers."
Unpick that slightly dry legalese and it seems you'll be able to grab your favourite tracks for a limited time on your home computer as well as your mobile. Notice though, you'll need to be a Premium subscriber playing £9.99 a month to take advantage of the new service.
With the Spotify mobile app and offline mode on your desktop set to be the spoils for Premium subscribers are you tempted to take the plunge? We'll be talking to Spotify tomorrow so expect to hear news on the future of the streaming service as soon as we get it and keep checking back for a hands-on with the iPhone app.
Comments
waspish
2 years ago
Right let me just say this app is great but £10 a month is just to much who buys 15 albums a year because I don't and before you say it's not 15 albums you are paying for its a full catalogue of albums yea sure I like certain Genre and bands only. What about children who don't have a credit card? why did they not just make you pay for the app yearly say for lets be reasonable £50 now that a killer app for all!