Online Radio Free for Android

But while the competition ought to get the best out of online music streaming, there's still a few areas where neither service has managed to reach perfection. They are speaking, of coursework, about the still steep subscription fees and the services sometimes-buggy mobile apps. Spotify, Pandora, Rdio and Music Limitless. These are probably the most well-known and popular music subscription services obtainable globally, and they are currently involved in a take no prisoners battle that can only benefit the regular music-loving tech-savvy user.

On the first front, there hasn't been much movement recently and it looks like the competitors are in nasty cahoots to keep the cost bar high, but as far as that second inconvenience goes, they are noticing the involvement from the highly acclaimed streaming services. No less than of the Big Four have pushed some much awaited and appreciated updates to Android historicallyin the past couple of days or so, with Rdio quickly following Music Unlimiteds suite (or the other way around).

Although they don't require to compare apples and oranges, seeing as the updates don't have much in common, they must say that Rdio seems to have put a bit more hard work in to the new Android app than Sony did in its Music Limitless update. The two.2.1 version of the Rdio Android app, obtainable for download over on Google Play, comes with a few cosmetic changes, but there's and a bunch of new features and functions added, as well as numerous bug fixes.

The UI improvements and enhancements are actually numerous to mention here, but you'll definitely notice the way you can organize new releases in a grid view, jump from a song in a playlist to the album where it came from, and more basically edit and add playlists. You'll even be able to take advantage of a much better organized search section, with optimized and extended results, while the activity stream has been updated with new clickable URLs.

Finally, the updates changelog also mentions some miscellaneous bug fixes, which will most definitely make up for most of the issues that popped up with the apps February update. Exactly like Music Unlimited latest update, Rdio doesn't come with any specific support for Google new Nexus 7 tablet, but unlike Sony service, they don't have much to worry about. In fact, we're willing to bet that Rdio two.2.1 will work beautifully on the new 7-incher, so go over to Google Play no matter what Android gadget you are using and download it with confidence. Hopefully, the new upgrade won't bring some bugs and glitches of its own, which would mean that they could finally enjoy the app on truly any gizmo running Android two.1 or up, as it's been promised for some time now.