Rhapsody refreshes app with new visual interface, recommendations
Rhapsody has just dropped a new version of its music application/service in the Google Play store and it sure is a looker. Details include a refreshed visual interface with full-screen album art, swiping-to-skip, and the introduction of a new feature, Replay. T his latest addition …
Rhapsody Android app gets an update
The new update for Rhapsody brings it to 3.0.1. With this update we get some new features: The ability to download individual albums and tracks for offline playback Decide where on your device to store the files (internal, fixed SD, removable SD) The previous update …
Rhapsody bows tablet-optimized version of music app
Rhapsody has today released a full-featured and tablet-optimized version of their Android application. Designed with tablets sized 9inches or larger and running Honeycomb (3.0+), the app features a magazine-like layout and looks simply gorgeous. Of course all the features of the previous release are still …
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MetroPCS, Rhapsody Announce Unlimited Mobile Music for Android Users
MetroPCS and Rhapsody have paired together to offer a new service for subscribers to the no-contract wireless provider.Effective today, anyone who has an Android phone with a $60 monthly rate plan through MetroPCS can access unlimited music through the Rhapsody service. The rate plan, already …
Rhapsody, The Best $9 Bucks I Ever Spent
When I think of playing music on my Android phone, I usually head on over to my Pandora app, until recently. I came across the beta version of Rhapsody’s Android app and instantly fell in love. Instead of Pandora dictating what songs I get to …
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Rhapsody Arrives in Android Market
Rhapsody has taken their music service out of beta and released it into the Android Market. Starting today, users can install the app and check out favorite songs or listen to the latest releases over their Android phone. Although the app is free to download, …
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Rhapsody Beta Testing Android App
Rhapsody, the ultra-popular music service, has announced the launch of their public beta program for a forthcoming Android app. Users will be able to access and stream over 8 million songs from the Rhapsody catalog. And, thanks to the super powers of green robots, Android …
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