By: iPadfanzz staff on January 28, 2013
Samsung launched their Music Hub streaming service last year but it was exclusive to their products only. But now the company has decided to make it available for non-Samsung devices.
In a reported published in The Next Web, TJ Kang, SVP for Samsung Media Services, said, initially the plans was to bring Music Hub to Samsung’s own tablets, phones, Smart TVs and other hardwares first, because currently the service is only available on the Samsung Galaxy S III and the Galaxy Note II.. However, it will then be brought to other devices too.
Samsung Music Hub is a music site which allows users to stream music online. The service is powered by the music streaming company mSpot, which Samsung acquired last year in May.
Samsung launched their Music Hub streaming service last year but it was exclusive to their products only. But now the company has decided to make it available for non-Samsung devices.
In a reported published in The Next Web, TJ Kang, SVP for Samsung Media Services, said, initially the plans was to bring Music Hub to Samsung’s own tablets, phones, Smart TVs and other hardwares first, because currently the service is only available on the Samsung Galaxy S III and the Galaxy Note II.. However, it will then be brought to other devices too.
Samsung Music Hub is a music site which allows users to stream music online. The service is powered by the music streaming company mSpot, which Samsung acquired last year in May.
