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Real Wants Rhapsody on Your iPhone
Tuesday, August 25th, 2009 at 9:32 AM - by Jeff Gamet
Real is working on bringing its Rhapsody subscription music service to Apple's iPhone. The company is planning on submitting its app to Apple for App Store approval this week, and if approved it will give iPhone and iPod touch users access to their Rhapsody music playlists along with Rhapsody Radio.
The app will let subscribers browse the complete Rhapsody music library, search for songs, and, or course, listen to music.
Whether or not Apple approves the application, however, remains to be seen. Apple has blocked applications in the past with claims that they duplicate features that are already available on the iPhone, and since the Rhapsody service could be seen as an iTunes Store competitor, the company could potentially make a similar claim here.
If Apple does approve the Rhapsody application, iPhone and iPod touch users will have yet another way to listen to music, and Real's subscription music service could potentially get a boost in subscriptions.
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