Spotify hits Windows Phone 7

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There aren’t many smartphone apps that are a handset dealbreaker but Spotify is definitely one of them. So Microsoft will be breathing a sigh of relief with the launch of Spotify’s seventh app – the Windows Phone 7 version.

As usual, you’ll need a Spotify Premium account to enjoy streaming and caching on the go on your HTC Titan or Nokia Lumia 800. And Windows Phone 7 users will be able to stream over 3G, store offline playlists on their handsets and share music with friends via the Spotify inbox.

With love from Apple, Google, Microsoft and Facebook the question now is – is Spotify’s domination of music streaming now complete?

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