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Spotify to Join Hands with Symbian

For users of Symbian handsets, there is more good news a few days ahead of Thanksgiving Day. Spotify, a music-streaming service, has now been made available on their handsets. This feature is available for paying subscribers only.

There is a mobile client already available with Spotify. However, it is limited to the iPhone from Apple and other devices that are compatible to Android.

Even though there is no denying the fact that Spotify may not have too much popularity in the market and comes out with fewer headlines, you will also have to agree that they are running on almost half the smartphones running across the world. And by the look of thing, Spotify needs Symbian to expand their business, as they are looking to add more customers to their account.

It is quite a difficult job for turning a freeloading user of Spotify into a Premier Subscriber. However, the company is not making money through advertising. This is why it is important they maintain sustainability, as it will bring about the desired upgrade. One of the steps, which can make this application to be quite enticing, is to come out with a mobile version.

Client server of Symbian is still in the beta stage, at least that is what the official reports say. However, if you pay a visit to the Spotify website, you would find a number of handsets that are compatible to Symbian.

Whatever may be the outcome of this deal, one thing is for sure that the result is going to change the face of smartphone industry for a long time to come.