Rhapsody has announced that offline listening will be coming to their iPhone application soon.
One thing is clear. You want to hear your music everywhere, whether you're on a plane, in the subway, with a mouse, in a house, in a box or with a fox. Well, you get the idea. No bars? No problem. Strong signal, weak signal or no signal -- soon your Rhapsody music will be able to go ANYWHERE your iPhone or iPod touch goes.
And did we mention that your battery will last longer? Playing downloaded music from the device's memory instead of streaming it over the carrier or WiFi network saves a ton of battery power. Longer battery life equals more listening and less time recharging. We're hoping to submit this to Apple for approval very soon, but in the meantime, peep the video of how this feature will work.
[via Gizmodo]
One thing is clear. You want to hear your music everywhere, whether you're on a plane, in the subway, with a mouse, in a house, in a box or with a fox. Well, you get the idea. No bars? No problem. Strong signal, weak signal or no signal -- soon your Rhapsody music will be able to go ANYWHERE your iPhone or iPod touch goes.
And did we mention that your battery will last longer? Playing downloaded music from the device's memory instead of streaming it over the carrier or WiFi network saves a ton of battery power. Longer battery life equals more listening and less time recharging. We're hoping to submit this to Apple for approval very soon, but in the meantime, peep the video of how this feature will work.
[via Gizmodo]