Samsung push Galaxy exclusive streaming media broadcast application milk Music

Samsung push Galaxy exclusive streaming media broadcast application Milk-music Sina Science and technology news Beijing time March 8 morning, Samsung developed streaming media broadcast applications Milk Music Friday officially in the Google Play app store shelves, but the application only support Samsung Galaxy series devices. Milk Music is a free streaming broadcast application, similar to Pandora, Radio, Spotify, Beats Music, and Google Play music, and does not offer significant differentiation features. In fact, Milk Music is based on another streaming media application Slacker Radio, which can be downloaded from any Android, iphone, and Windows Phone. Milk Music can provide more than 13 million songs through 200 radio stations. At present, the core advantage of Milk music is that it does not charge users any fees and does not advertise. But it's only temporary. Samsung says Milk music will only stay in this situation in the short term, and they will eventually charge users, or play an ad every few songs. But Samsung did not disclose a specific timetable.