The previously Microsoft owned Music streaming and Discovery application, Mix Radio is now also available on platforms like iOS and Android. Initially developed by Nokia, which was then transferred to Microsoft after the acquisition. Later, due to the presence of Xbox Music with Microsoft, it decided to sell it to messaging app Line.
This popular application that gives you a daily fresh dose of music based on your tastes and preferences, searches from its library of 35 million tracks to give you a more personalized and appropriate experience. You can also download and listen to these tracks offline as well. Mix Radio has done a co-marketing partnership with HTC that allows it to upload its mix of songs directly to HTC's blinkfeed. This new development comes after a flurry of activities in the music streaming businesses like Spotify and Beats by Dre (owned by Apple) also plan to expand their services to their user base.
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