Offline music playback to become a reality on Rhapsody for the iPhone?
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3 Comments
1. VZWtrainer posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:45 0 0
Wow this sounds like how Rhapsody has worked on VZW phones (that have the feature) since the service launched. You just need to make sure that you plug the phone into your computer once a month to renew the licenses. If you stop the subscription, the songs won't work anymore. Way to innovate, iPhone.
2. testman22 posted on 15 Mar 2010, 17:55 0 0
yea, this is nothing new- but its still a cool service that not many people take advantage of. as many songs as you want for the the same cost as buying 15 songs a month. can't wait for rhapsody app to be released on android
3. mattkl posted on 16 Mar 2010, 04:37 0 0
iPhone didn't make the Rhapsody app so your comment is a little ridiculous. Secondly, I hate Apple, they make nice stuff for some users but I hate them, I'm done.
