Spotify has taken a step forward this week to provide a better experience on mobile devices. First, it brought support for Spotify Connect for Android devices and, a few days later, you have updated your iOS app with important iPad enhancements. We tell you everything.
Spotify on iPad just like on a PC
Although it may seem impossible, the Spotify app for iPad was not up to the task until now. Its versions for iPhone and Android had more functions available and some of them were completely essential for the enjoyment of a faithful service experience. With today's update, it is finally can search for playlists already created.
This option was already in Android and iPhone for a few months. Finally, it appears in the Apple tablet format and adds some other news that have not yet been brought to your smartphone but that will end up falling.
We can follow artists and users to discover their music, playlists and releases.
When we create a personal playlist, we can decide if it will be public or private just as we do on our home computers or laptops.
Small improvements have, in turn, been made to some of the elements that it already had. The searches are now more refined and precise, the entry procedure to our account has been made easier or log in. The look of playlists has been redesigned.
In short, the application is now much more similar in possibilities to what we could do in its PC version.
Spotify Connect for Android
This resource allows you to amplify your music on any audio system connected to your local WiFi network. That is, we can play our music in streaming using speakers more powerful than the from our mobile or tablet wirelessly, without ports or stations to use. This can be done for a few months on iOS, but Android has not reached until now.
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