Nokia has just announced the launch of their new music service the Nokia Music+ service. This service will let you enjoy all the songs in the Nokia store for a monthly subscription which is €3.99. Awesome, right ? As you would expect, the service will allow unlimited streaming, skips and downloading of music using your Lumia. If you were wondering whats new here, the free Nokia Music app already lets you stream mixes, but you only get 6 skips an hour and just four mixes for offline listening. Music+ takes away all those limits.
Nokia also says the audio quality is eight times higher than the free service, and you get lyrics on many tracks, karaoke style if you like. The part we like the most is the web app. You can play your mixes on your computer, smart TV or pretty much anything with a decent browser, so you dont need your Lumia in hand all the time. Payment is by credit card inside the app or through your operator bill.
Nokia says Music+ will go live in the next few weeks and roll out to 24 countries this quarter, but they havent said which ones apart from the US. Fingers crossed for India and UAE. Stay tuned, we will let you know as soon as it lands here.
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