mySpot
mySpot is a pocket pc software that provides access to the Spotify service on the Windows Mobile platform. It should works with any QVGA, VGA or WVGA device running Windows Mobile 6.0 or higher (see the additional requirements below). Spotify is a proprietary peer-to-peer music streaming service that allows instant listening to specific tracks or albums with virtually no buffering delay. Music can be browsed by artists, albums, record labels or created playlists as well as by direct searches. Although, due to the system’s DRM, it is not possible to save the streamed music for use outside the application, a link is provided to allow the listener to directly purchase the material via partner retailers. The service is currently only available in Sweden, Norway, Finland, the United Kingdom, France and Spain.
Features:
- Full implementation of the Spotify search and top list functions
- Choose your own media player – define how each track is played (CorePlayer v1.30 is recommended)
- Album artwork can also be downloaded as required
Requirements:
- The .NET 2.0 Compact Framework (which should come with Windows Mobile 6.0 and above as standard)
- A Premium Spotify Account (register at http://www.spotify.com)
- A media player that supports the ogg audio format (eg. CorePlayer)
- The app requires a data connection to work
To verify that the media player on your mobile device supports ogg encoding – please use the test stream http://tinyurl.com/mySpotTest
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It is nice but i mean everybody uses the apple products and such idk who has anything windows related for a touchphone. O ya blackberry!
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