Rdio (pronounced “arh-dee-oh”), a music subscription service made to compete with the likes of Rhapsody and MOG, has been available by invite only for Android users… until now, that is.
As of yesterday, Rdio made it’s Android app available to the general public. The app focuses heavily on integrating your media choices into social networking, while enabling you to stream music from their huge selection. One really great feature is that it connects you your iTunes or Windows Media Player to base it’s selections, making it super easy to customize your preferences.
In a prepared statement from said Drew Larner, CEO of the company, he said:
Rdio users love how simple it is to use. Imagine having an unlimited online jukebox which shows you what others are listening to – you can enjoy any song you want, as many times as you want, whenever and wherever you want. The social nature of Rdio means you can discover new songs every time you visit Rdio.
The app is made by the founders of Skype, and costs $4.99 per month for web access, $9.99 per month for mobile access.
[via intomobile]
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