Spotify has released a new update for its Android app. The digital music and podcast platform has been offered to iOS users for 5 years. add song to playlist by swiping sideways finally brought its functionality to Android phones and tablets.
For those who are not familiar with the subject: While listening to music in Spotify’s iOS app, you can add the next song you want to play to the queue by swiping right with your finger. This way, you don’t have to deal with turning on the music manually. Android users have been waiting for this feature to come to them for years.
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Spotify listened to Android users
It was expected and the feature originally called “Swipe to Queue” came to the Spotify Android application. Now users can play songs in an album or playlist. swipe right to play queue easily. they can add.
This innovation is not written on Spotify’s page in the Google Play Store or on its website. It was first revealed by a Reddit user, and it’s likely that Spotify may be testing the feature with a limited number of Android users. If you do not have it, it means you are not included in the test group and you have to wait for a while.
In January, Spotify changed its in-app icons, which it has been using since 2016. The icon of all menus including Library, Play, Home, Search, Settings has been renewed.
The reason for the company change is as follows: “We have been using our icons, which we last renewed in 2016, since then. “While they have obviously served us well, we have recently realized that it is time to update them and align them with the evolution of our visual language.”
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