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Rhapsody Expands Compatibility to Android

Apr 7, 2010, 11:27 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Rhapsody recently announced that its music-streaming service is now available to handsets running Google's Android platform. The application lets users stream an unlimited amount of music to their handset for $10 per month. Rhapsody is offering two weeks for free to those interesting in trialling the service. The application can be downloaded from the Android Market.

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Apr 7, 2010, 2:35 PM

i wouldnt touch Rhapsody

with a ten foot pole oh my G1. they gave my old compaq e-VD years ago before it got bought by HP 🤣

evrodude

That's why you must always use protection! 🤣

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Jayshmay

Why would I want to pay for Rhapsody, when BOTH Pandora & Slacker are *free*. WhAt's so special about rhapsody that it's worth paying for?

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