ProSpotify, the music streaming service, is constantly improving its app. The latest update includes a subtle but useful redesign of the app's home screen. The change affects both the Spotify app for iOS devices, as well as for smartphones and tablets with the Android operating system.
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You may have already noticed some minor changes on the Spotify home screen. At the very top, depending on the current time of day, the inscription "Good morning", "Good afternoon" or "Good evening" will appear. Below this inscription, you will find six panels with a menu of podcasts, albums, songs or playlists that you have listened to most recently. Under this section you will find the "Recently Played" category, followed by offers of the most popular podcasts, albums or playlists, below that you will find a selection of special mixes, compiled based on the songs you listen to most often.
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Spotify wants to make it as convenient and quick as possible for its streaming service subscribers to find the ideal content to listen to. The new look of the Spotify app home screen will be available to owners of all iOS and Android devices who update their Spotify app and who have a listening history of minialmost thirty days. "Spotify's new home screen does the hard work for you, making it easier than ever to find what to listen to — whether it's long-time favorites or brand new discoveries." it stands in the relevant message at Spotify website. Spotify rolled out the change less than two weeks after adding a new Shuffle Play button and other updates to the app.
That's very nice. Thank you. But what I would like most for myself is an equalizer for Mac OS appA completely basic and crucial thing that I don't understand why it doesn't have.
Really great :-D If it was so necessary, it would have been a long time ago. What don't you understand about that?
I am especially glad thatoneThey have added album covers to the songs. The entire library is now much clearer and easier to navigate.
Big news for iOS. Wow. While reading the article I kept waiting for it to appear, until I was horrified to find out that it was just describing the app, as it has been on Android for several months. I don't know if I was more amused by how it iOS with this brutally behind or provoked false information about Android.