Rdio Replacement
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So how do you order stuff?
I had a .00001% chance of leaving the US before, now a few more zeroes were just added.
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@BRRABill said:
I had a .00001% chance of leaving the US before, now a few more zeroes were just added.
Why would you be doing online Amazon shopping while you were traveling anyway?
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How does anyone get anything?
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Ah, OK.
So if you have a home and permanent address you are OK.
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@BRRABill said:
Ah, OK.
So if you have a home and permanent address you are OK.
Of course, because then the postal service knows that you exist.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I use Amazon Prime. Works great with the Echo.
I've been playing with prime. Would be nice not to have another thing to pay for each month.
But I'm not sure I like it. It seems like I need to add an album/song to my library before playing it? is that right?
I also liked how Rdio gave suggestions, etc.
Not ruling it out yet, though.
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@BRRABill said:
But I'm not sure I like it. It seems like I need to add an album/song to my library before playing it? is that right?
That is an option but not a required one. Prime offers direct music that just becomes part of your own library or you can use stations like Pandora but without the ads.
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I'll have to give RDIO credit.
Today they released a "farewell" page with all sorts of neat stats (like the first song you listened to, your most listened to song), and also a bunch of export files of playlists and things like that, so you had a record of what you were doing.
They didn't just shutter up and quit.
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I pay for Spotify. Great selection, great interface, and their weekly suggest songs end up being right up my alley. They have a mobile app, and you can sync files offline in case you're somewhere that you can't get to the Internet.
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@Nic said:
I pay for Spotify. Great selection, great interface, and their weekly suggest songs end up being right up my alley. They have a mobile app, and you can sync files offline in case you're somewhere that you can't get to the Internet.
I'm trying to decide between that, Rhapsody (which I used to use before Rdio), and iTunes Music. And I guess Google Play, too.
iTunes is nice at $14.99 for 6 people, but you have to enable family sharing, which to me seems like a lot of work of hiding things I don't want my kids to see.
