The biggest addition is that Sonos’ Controller for Android has been optimised for tablets running OS 2.2 or higher. That means you can now adjust your music from a Kindle Fire, HTC Flyer, Motorola Zoom, Samsung Galaxy Tab or Sony Tablet S. It also includes a new alarm feature, library management tools and Twitter connectivity.
The update also heralds the arrival of the Slacker Radio to the Sonos systems of North American users. The free version of the service will offer 150 preset stations and can be upgraded to Plus — which eliminates ads — or Premium — which includes on-demand music access and custom play lists. Spotify users will see tighter integration as well by now providing them access to their Spotify Inbox and the ability to play New Releases and Top Tracks. Other tweaks include new AAC+ support and a beta sandbox. [Sonos]
Coppy
Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 9:14 PMI currently use a Spotify Free cocaunt.I use it because it is free an offers a nice easy way to listen to music at work.I rarely use it at home as I have my own personal collection of music to listen too.I would never pay for Spotify and as my access gets more limited I will result to listening to more and more streamed radio instead.Regards,Chris Snape