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Spotify Adds iOS 6 Support in Latest Release

Tuesday August 7, 2012 1:59 PM PDT by Jordan Golson

Subscription music service Spotify has added iOS 6 support in its latest update, which should please the "developers" using the beta of Apple's next mobile software.

Among the other changes are a few bug fixes and the ability for iPad users to show more stations.

What's new

A lot of folks like the iOS 6 support we’ve brought to this update. We do too. But we also like:

• New: iPad users can now show more stations.
• Fixed: Login issues for users who only ever log in with Facebook.
• Fixed: Improved stability.
• Fictitious: This version is available in chocolate, strawberry or vanilla.

Spotify is a free download for the iPhone and iPad, but it does require a paid subscription to Spotify. [App Store]

Top Rated Comments

buckers

176 months ago

Love how "developers" is in quotes ;-)

I actually use Spotify on my phone, and updated it to iOS 6 beta today, unaware there were compatibility issues, so this is nice to hear!

Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)

DarkWinter

176 months ago

I wish they would spend more of their resources fixing all the existing bugs. Considering it's the most expensive of my apps (£9.99/m), it's also the buggiest.

(A single track repeat button would also be good.)

Still, I hardly use the Music app anymore.

Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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