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Qriocity music service comes to Android
By CMU Editorial | Published on Monday 20 June 2011
Sony has released a new app that makes its Music UnLimited service available to users of Android-powered phones.
As previously reported, the music bit of Sony’s on-demand Qriocity platform launched in the UK late last year, and is now available in the US, Australia, New Zealand and various European countries too. The service was hindered when it was hit by the same data breach as the Sony PlayStation Network, though Sony says the Qriocity network is now fully operational again everywhere except Japan.
The new app means the service, which offers a Spotify-style streaming experience to paying subscribers via PCs, PlayStations and net connected Sony TVs and Blu-ray players, will also work on any Android phones.
