Nokia has released the Nokia Music+ app for Windows 8 and Windows RT. The app allows subscribers of Nokia Music+ to use the service on their Windows 8/ RT devices. The app is a free download on the Windows Store and allows users to listen to music mixes, download mixes for offline listening, listen to their own music and get mix recommendations and artist information, and beam music wirelessly to supported smart TVs or other DLNA-enabled devices.
The app also lets users pin playlists and artist playlists (mixes) to the start screen and switch to Snap View minimising Nokia Music on the home screen but still offer the ability to access music controls
Nokia had announced Nokia Music+ in January and started to. The service is available for a subscription fee of $3.99 in the US and euro 3.99 in other markets and allows users to create custom music playlists based on artists, genres,and other attributes. It offers add-on features like infinite skips, unlimited downloads, higher quality downloads, lyrics, and access on other devices.
The Windows 8 app also offers a 7 day trial of Nokia Music+ with an in-app upgrade path, after its expiry.
The app is available on the Windows 8 Store in the UK, US, Ireland, and Australia, and will be rolled out to other counties where Nokia Music+ is available, in the coming weeks. Existing subscribers can sign-in with the same user credentials to use the service. Nokia Music+ is available in the UK, Ireland, US, Norway, Sweden, France, and Italy.
The app is also one of the first apps to benefit from Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 sharing the same development kernel, as Nokia says it was able to create the core experience true to the mobile app, very quickly.
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