Spotify has long been available for Windows Phone 7, but it’s making the jump to Microsoft’s latest mobile operating system today. Available in the Windows Phone Store, the new Spotify Windows ...

Spotify launched on the Windows Mobile 6 platform today. More importantly, Spotify announced that its musical offering will be available on Windows Phone 7, which will make its debut on 11 October.

Current users of popular Windows phone 6 devices will be able to download app on their phones. Using Spotify on the mobile requires a Premium account. Windows Phone 7 is expected to be announced ...

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Spotify launched a Windows Phone 7 version of its app in 2011 and a Windows Phone 8.x version was launched in 2013. ... but it will no longer receive any further updates and download the application.

Spotify for Windows Phone 7 has arrived in the Marketplace, and we wasted no time in breaking out the Nokia Lumia 800 and trying out the streaming music app. Announced yesterday, the app supports ...

The Spotify Windows Phone app is a reasonable 13MB download, is available in 26 languages, and requires the usual permissions. You can easily sign in with your Facebook account, or fill out a form ...

In the past, Windows Phone 7 had a third-party Spotify app (as well as on BlackBerry), which was actually funded by Microsoft to try and get it on their platform as soon as possible, but now the ...

Spotify's announcement comes just before Microsoft unveils the first Windows Phone 7 devices next week.