Nov
23
2009
Spotify finally launched for Symbian
Posted by: Phat^Trance in Nokia, Nokia Apps (S60v3), Nokia Apps (S60v5), Video
The music streaming service, Spotify have finally been released for Symbian phones (Such as the Nokia 5800, N97,5530,71, E72, N95 and Sony Ericsson Satio).
Today’s release means that Spotify Mobile is now available on millions more phones, such as the Nokia 6220 Classic, E71 and 5800 XpressMusic models. The application will also run on some of the more popular Sony Ericsson and Samsung smartphones, such as the Samsung GT-I8910 Omnia HD and Sony Ericsson Satio. Symbian is our third launch for Spotify Mobile, along with previously released iPhone and Android versions.
To download the application, Visit m.spotify.com from your mobile browser and find out if your phone is supported.
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how to sign.up ?????
u need to get the premium account to use this app!
I suspect the Spotify app for Symbian have NUMERIC input ONLY!
Is that a fact??
I have tested it now on Nokia 5800, and it works great. Much better than on Android.
hakamann:
Yes, there is only a numeric keypad without t9. That’s a bit bad…
But you can’t type any artists name with t9 anyway =)
JAZIP Thanks for the answer.
Now we know. Only numeric keypad SUCKS big time!
It´s like making black&white TV-programs these days.
No T9 does not matter, T9 sucks too.
Why is it not available in the Netherlands…?
in witch country is it available..?
how can you log in?
Only available for Premium users???? WTF!?!?!?!?
I have an account but it’s not Premium therefor can’t use app.
Fuck this!!
Can’t even use a Day pass for Mobile. Leaves us with no choice but going to their competitors.
Don’t understand their business model: Yes, going mobile is a Must for worldwide adoption nowadays but requiring Premium account without even an opportunity to try the service seems suicidal.
Or perhaps they just want to limit the number of subscribers because they’re afraid that their infrastructure is going to fall over when Spotify Mobile proves to be a hit.