Spotify arrives on Symbian phones
23
Nov
2009
Good news for Symbian users. Spotify has just launched an app for the Symbian platform. Now Symbian users, just like iPhone and Android users can enjoy on-demand streaming music. With this announcement, Spotify has opened a new door of opportunities, where it will be providing services to million of Nokia handset users.

Spotify for Symbian app features
Using this app, users can
- Stream over WiFi or 2.5/3G
- Offline playlists
Play music even without a connection, for example when riding the underground or on a plane.
- Access your Spotify account
All your playlists will be made available.
- On-the-fly sync
Add a track to a playlist and see it appear immediately on your computer and vice versa.
Offline music playing is limited to 3,333 tracks at any one time and you can only keep playlists on your device for 30 days before you need to resync with the service.
Spotify on your mobile is available now in the UK, Spain, France, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
How to download Spotify app for Symbian platform
There are a couple of ways to get your hands on this exciting app.
- Visit m.spotify.com directly from your device and download it
- Go to Spotify website and enter your mobile phone number to get the download link from Spotify.
Supported Symbian phones
Currently Spotify supports most of Eseries and Nseries devices not to forget Xpressmusic device. The list of supported devices include
- Nokia 5230
- Nokia 5320 XpressMusic
- Nokia 5530 XpressMusic
- Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
- Nokia 6220 classic
- Nokia 6710 Navigator
- Nokia 6720 classic
- Nokia 6730 classic
- Nokia E51
- Nokia E52
- Nokia E63
- Nokia E66
- Nokia E71
- Nokia E75
- Nokia N78
- Nokia N82
- Nokia N85
- Nokia N86 8MP
- Nokia N95
- Nokia N95 8GB
- Nokia N96
- Nokia N97
- Samsung GT-I7110
- Samsung i8910 Omnia HD
- Sony Ericsson Satio
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