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March 15, 2023. Spotify co-president Gustav Söderström said that Spotify HiFi will still come.“We are going to do it, but we’re going to do it in a way where it makes sense for us and for our listeners. The industry changed and we had to adapt.” He said. | |||
Söderström did not provide more details on it such as when the lossless experience is expected. | |||
Spotify announced two years ago that it will launch HiFi. Its plan was to launch it as a premium tier before the end of 2021. According to the Verge, Spotify HiFi has been ready for more than a year and its employees are already using it. The Verge notes that Spotify's plan to launch it could have been interrupted by Apple, which offers lossless experience as part of its music free of charge<ref>https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/14/23639674/spotify-hifi-co-president-still-coming</ref>. | |||
March 9, 2023. Spotify's new mobile design could have a positive effect on Spotify usage, fundamental value and the stock price. The new design will enable users to have access to new feautures such as “Smart Shuffle” mode for playlist recommendations, a new podcast autoplay feature and more." TechCrunch noted that "Some features, like Smart Shuffle, will only be available to subscribers, while others — like the new TikTok-inspired feeds — will roll out to everyone. However, the features’ availability will reach some markets before others and will arrive at different intervals." Additionally, "the new design will be immediately noticeable upon the first launch of the updated app." <ref>https://discord.com/channels/978370501237932092/1012303900524683385/1083421715532619796 | March 9, 2023. Spotify's new mobile design could have a positive effect on Spotify usage, fundamental value and the stock price. The new design will enable users to have access to new feautures such as “Smart Shuffle” mode for playlist recommendations, a new podcast autoplay feature and more." TechCrunch noted that "Some features, like Smart Shuffle, will only be available to subscribers, while others — like the new TikTok-inspired feeds — will roll out to everyone. However, the features’ availability will reach some markets before others and will arrive at different intervals." Additionally, "the new design will be immediately noticeable upon the first launch of the updated app." <ref>https://discord.com/channels/978370501237932092/1012303900524683385/1083421715532619796 | ||