Rdio, the latest new music streaming service, is being offered to every citizens of US and Canada.
The earlier version has been offered by an invitation via the beta version, and service is being offered via both the Windows-based PCs and Mac computers, as stated by the developers Janus Friis and Niklas Zennström, who are also the co-founders of Skype and Kaazaa.
The duo has added that there are a few of the applications that are being used on Apple iOS platforms, Google's Android OS and RIM's BlackBerry OS, enabling users to avail the services from their smartphones.
Rdio combines the major social networking platforms, offering users to make use of others' playlist or might as well offer suggestions of music based services to friends and peers as per their profile listings.
The service will be coming in the form of an unlimited music library that is offered for a standard monthly fee of $9.99, permitting users in easy streaming of music offered from smartphones and at the same time easy transferring of songs.
The interested ones can avail the services from their desktops and laptop after paying an amount of $4.99.
US News
Dubai News
Celebrity Images
- Mika performs during 'Les Victoires de La Musique
- Mika performs during 'Les Victoires de La Musique
- Mika performs during 'Les Victoires de La Musique
- Mat Bastard from 'Skip The Use' performs during 'Les Victoires de La Musique
- Mat Bastard from 'Skip The Use' performs during 'Les Victoires de La Musique
UK News
- Microsoft launches its own social network “So.cl”
- Five bigwig US cable providers to offer shared 'CableWiFi' network
- After 9 years, Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan tie the knot
- HTC: U.S. Customs cleared, released some shipments
- GM’s defection makes it harder for Facebook to make a bull case for revenue growth
Sports News
- London Olympics tickets designed to feature sporting images
- Australian fast bowler Pattinson’s recovery from back injury almost complete
- Wood’s niece Cheyenne to make professional golf debut this year
- Force India’s Di Resta in frame to replace Schumacher at Mercedes next season
- Chinese football pinning hopes on Seedorf and Drogba











