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Paris-based dating app Happn has integrated leading music streaming service Spotify’s API into its platform which it says will enrich the user experience of its four million global users.

Access to more advanced Spotify features on Sonos has been spotty, but at long last improvements to Spotify on Sonos have been spotted.

Perth-based technology investment firm Yonder & Beyond has acquired a 10% stake in US-based social media app PlayMeet.

Apple is getting ready to relaunch the Beats Music streaming service as a integrated part of its iTunes offering, according to reports.

Spotify has put the finishing touches on its latest feature, letting you preview any song, album, artist or playlist by pressing the screen.

Vodafone wants to pull itself out of the red by supercharging its Red plans with either a free 6 or 12 month Spotify OR free 6 or 12 month SMH or The Age mobile subscription depending on the Red plan chosen.

Wireless speakers are becoming increasingly popular. How does Bose's latest model stack up?

Vodafone has added Spotify Premium to some of its Red plans, but there are several catches.

Panasonic has announced new wireless speaker systems with prices starting at $379.

Lower prices for multiple users on a single streaming account deliver the day people said they’d happily pay for content during the days and simplicity of Napster and Kazaa, with a very wide selection of music and a guarantee of being virus and malware-free the promise paid subscription services have delivered.

Vodafone Australia and music streaming site Spotify have announced a deal that will give Vodafone customers access to Spotify music.

Tech giant Google has found even more ways to cash in on its heavy web traffic, this time unleashing a new ad option for users looking for music and artists through its search engine, with direct links pointing to Google Play, Spotify, Rhapsody and Apple's Beats Music.

Australian-owned music streaming service Guvera will come pre-installed on Lenovo tablets and smartphones after signing an exclusive agreement with Lenovo to become its worldwide music partner.

Streaming music is the new normal. Just as CDs replaced LPs, and iPods replaced CDs, now streaming is replacing the local storage of music (and video). Now early market leaders like Spotify, Pandora and Rdio are being challenged by giants like Google, Sony and Microsoft.

Music streaming service Spotify has announced some massive changes overnight in New York, including the release of Led Zeppelin's entire back catalogue and changes to its mobile and tablet apps.

One of Google's hottest properties YouTube is heavily rumoured to launch a subscription music service, similar to Spotify and Rdio, "before the end of the year."

An Aussie app released today could seriously change how we consume information and entertainment on the go.

Despite speculation it had 'lost its cool', Apple has retained its place as the coolest brand in Britain, defeating tech rivals Google and Twitter to be crowned the coolest kid on the block.

Microsoft is bringing Xbox Music to Android and iOS devices in the latest move to challenge Apple's iTunes dominance.

The ongoing music service wars have taken another turn, with rock legend Neil Young announcing his own digital music service, PONO, will be launched in early 2014.