Spotify now also available for Symbian phones
Jonne Eilimö | November 23, 2009 10:38 UTC | 0 comments |
Soptify today told on their blog that the highly popular service is now available also to Symbian phones. The application doesn’t support all Symbian phones, but you can check compatibility by visiting http://m.spotify.com/ with your phone.
I’d say this is good news for Spotify users, but a very bad thing for Nokia’s Comes With Music service. Nokia’s service costs ~130€ a year, and spotify can be bought with 9.99€ a month. So basically they cost the same, but for most people a monthly plan is much better than a yearly payment.
The application is now available to all three main platforms, Symbian, Android and the iPhone OS. So far there is no word on a possible Maemo support.
Download Spotify for Symbian here.




Sony Ericsson today announced the long awaited successor to the XPERIA X2. The phone I’m talking about is the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10, or formerly known as the Rachel or XPERIA X3. Don’t know why they decided to call this one X10 instead of X3, but it could have something to do with Nokia’s X3.

