More excellent GrooveShark mobile music service is to get a little snazzier small on iPhone with a few new updates app and webOS devices. Apart from a few adjustments of user interface for easier sharing and playlist editing and the ability to create or extend the subscriptions of the device, the largest addition to the iOS app is Stations, which has found its way to Android app some time ago. With Stations, you can listen to the music streaming generated dynamically based on your feedback in specific genres, like Pandora, Slacker, or other mobile music streaming services. Grooveshark webOS version added cached mode offline, so you can listen to your music even when outside wireless coverage, as media of any Type for OS 2.0 and more, allowing quick and easy music research. The complete changelog for iOS can be found here and here webOS.
What makes different Grooveshark, it is that the database is generated by the files downloaded by the user base, making the thing dubious legality, and get the app out of each major official app store. Fortunately, it is still available for iPhone jailbreaké in Cydia and download direct m.grooveshark.com subscriptions are a standard of $9 per month for mobile access, and even if you do not want to register, you can still take up to the free music at the request of the desktop browser.
