Shortly after Spotify gained the ability to search for downloaded music offline, it comes to iOS another update that brings a new feature that will delight all users. Spotify now allows users to play on iPhone so-called queues, where songs are added to them, which then disappear the moment you listen to them. Just tap the queue icon in the upper right corner of the Now Playing screen to add another song to your playlist. Spotify also detects whether you already have this song added to your playlist and if so, it does not add it to the queue, so that you do not listen to duplicates without realizing it.
In addition to this, Spotify also now offers additional options for filtering and sorting your favorite songs. Spotify is available for free at iOS devices, but you have to pay a monthly fee for the service itself. If you use Spotify, you will certainly appreciate the new features and if you haven't joined Spotify yet, you may be won over now.
It's nice that they are trying... but the iPad application is almost unusable. For now, he is avoiding the new user environment, and with it, yours music and similar gadgets, which on OS X and even on iPhone are After the update, there is no guarantee that everyone will get the new functions, because not everyone will be able to use them right away. Spotify is unrivaled in its own OS X application - if it wasn't there, people would run elsewhere. It does nothing but wait for a new update (as always).