Samsung has open up its ad-supported music streaming service, called Milk Music, to a wider audience. Milk Music was previously available as an app only on Samsung devices, but now the company has launched a Web version, accessible via any Web browser. The service is free but includes advertisements.
From ITworld
Samsung is bringing its free Milk Music streaming radio service to more users via the Web as promised in January.
Until now, Milk Music has been available as an app only for Samsung's smartphones, tablets, TVs and smartwatches, but starting [March 9] it will be available to anyone with a browser.
Users will need to create an account on Samsung's Web site to access the service .
It's been one year since Samsung launched the Milk Music app for smartphones with a catalog of 13 million songs.
Like the app version, the web-based Milk Music will be powered by the well-established Slacker Internet radio service. Users will have access to 200 curated radio stations across different genres. Samsung did not provide precise lists of artists or albums associated with Milk Music.
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Additional Resources
• Samsung to Unveil New Speakers and Soundbars at CES 2015 at HomeTheaterReview.com.
• Check out the Samsung Milk Music service here.
