Spotify is now available for Symbian which means alot of Nokia, Sony Ericsson mobile phones from other makes can now run Spotify. To download it go to “m.spotify.com” on your mobile phone to download and see if your model is supported. More info at Spotify.

Today Spotify finally arrived in Apple App-Store. That means that anybody with a Spotify premium account can enjoy free music wherever they are.  But todays surpriser was that Spotify also pushed out their Google Andorid App which is avalible in Android Market. According to Spotify both Apps has the same functionality.

Spotify also told IT24 that their working hard on getting Spotify out to new mobile platforms and that a Symbian release isn´t far away. Symbian is used on some Sone Ericsson and many Nokia mobile phones.

The last few weeks their has been quite a few rumours and speculations saying Spotify´s mobile iPhone App had or was going to be denied from Apple App-store. But today Spotify confirms it has been accepted into Apple App store.

First to break the news was paidContent.org and it was later confirmed by Spotify on twitter saying:

“Yes, I can confirm that Apple has approved the app. We’re happy but have had a great dialogue with Apple all the way. They’ve been great!”

paidContent.org also got the following quote from an Apple spokeperson:

“The current status as of right now is it’s been approved and we hope to add the app to the more than 65,000 apps on the app store very soon. We’ve been in constant communication working with the developer and have already notified Spotify that the app will be in the app store very soon.”

This means that the Spotify iPhone App will be avalible for anyone with an iPhone very soon. And this may very well be a real gamechanger for the music business since their won’t ge a reason to buy digital music anymore, atleast the iPhone ownes for starters.

Lets keep our fingers crossed that Spotify will keep pushing out mobile applications for other applications. An Android version should be the next in line.

During the beginning of the week a rumour that Spotify´s iPhone App had been rejected from Apples´s App store spread quickly on twitter and other social network sites. The rejection of Spotify´s iPhone App would supposedly be because Apple saw Spotify as a direct competitor to iTunes music store. But quickly Spotify denied the rumour saying that they only have been in contact with Apple once since the App was submitted, and that was to go over some technical details.

“Twitter, right? We’ve also been reading Tweets claiming the exact opposite. Absolutely nothing in it – we’ve still to hear back from Apple. We ran over some technical questions with them the other week but that’s as far as it’s gone. We’re as eager to hear back as you are!”

Today Spotify announced they have finished the official Spotify client for iPhone. It has been sent over to Apple and is expected to be released in Apple app-store in a few weeks.

Here is a video showing the client in action:

More info at the official Spotify blog.

A third party mobile Spotify application for the iPhone has been released. It is called Spot and is avalible to anybody with a premium account and a jailbreaked iPhone. The client is currently version 0.3.3 Alpha wich means there may be some bugs. But after our first look it seems to be working really good. Were very happy that Spotify finally is avalible on the iPhone and until the offcial mobile client is released we will be using this. Click here to read our tutorial on how to install Spot on your iPhone.

The Swedish mobile chain store Dialect announced in a press release that they will be able to install a version of Spotify on their brand new HTC Magic phones soon. So if were lucky Spotify will be avalible to all premium subscribers in a few weeks.

Source: Dialect

A video of Spotifys iPhone app has been posted in the “Spotify for iPhone” section. It has been confirmed by Spotify to be the real deal.

Many have been waiting to see what Spotify on Android will look like. During Google I/O a video was recorded demonstrating the working Spotify App for Android. More information and the video can be found here.