Spotify is testing a skip ad feature that will give users the option to bypass unwanted ads. — AFP Relaxnews
According to the Financial Times, Spotify is planning to release in-car music player later this year for about US$100 (RM413).
Early last year, rumours started spreading that Spotify could be developing an in-car music device complete with 4G and voice control; however, the company declined to say any more on the matter than just that such system was simply undergoing testing. On Jan 18, though, Financial Times confirmed that the device is slated for release later this year for about US$100.
In addition to the voice control and 4G support that previous rumours suggested, the device is also expected to support the ability to preset buttons to particular playlists and connect to your car's sound system via Bluetooth.
While Spotify is allegedly partnering with Flex for the hardware, neither company has commented on the matter, though the former has recently registered with the FCC to sell wireless devices, so it's likely that this rumoured one is the purpose of that registration.
The new device is expected to hit the US market later this year for about US$100.
This is another opportunity for Spotify to be more safely present in both vehicles just off the production line and charming clunkers without modern sound systems. Just last week the company added Car View with the newest application update further solidifying Spotify's place in the automobile entertainment market alongside Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. – AFP Relaxnews
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