Legendary free digital music distribution service turned subscription-based Rhapsody competitor, Napster, has officially launched an iOS app for all iOS devices. Apple has a approved the library of 10 million songs that can be streamed and downloaded for offline listening with a Napster Mobile Access subscription for $10 a month.
The free Napster app joins a long list of similar services already available in the App Store including Rhapsody, Rdio, Spotify, Thumbplay, and others.
From Napster:
Some of the things you can do with Napster plus mobile access:
• Save songs, albums, and playlists to play even when you’re offline
• Kick back with playlists, recommendations, and Billboard® charts dating back to 1955
• Create your own playlists for a customized listening experience
• Save your last 100 songs played so you can easily replay favorites
• Automix your favorite song to create an instant playlist blending similar artists
You can download Napster for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad here.
One Response to Napster app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Available Now
Is $10 a month normal? I thought it was more like $5