Spotify USA To Launch Together With Nexus One?

on 01/04/2010 08:05 PST

Word is going around that Spotify could be launching its anticipated US edition of its service on the 5th of January, which would jive with the (supposedly) announcement of Google’s Nexus One. To further add credibility to this bit of news, the rumor also states that Spotify is in talks with Google over making the Spotify Android app a part of Android 2.1 and would come to Google’s Nexus One phone. Word has it that Google could be prepared to cover the fees to the labels for the users that integrating the app with Android would bring, but you might want to take that with a pinch of salt. Keep your eyes and ears open, and we’ll update you if there are any developments on this situation.

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