Those loyal owners are now outraged by Spotify's decision, who understandably aren't happy that their $90 piece of hardware is getting junked with no recourse. "Hey Spotify, I'd love my money back ...

home theater, smartphones, photography, and more. Spotify’s brief attempt at being a hardware company wasn’t all that successful: the company stopped producing its Car Thing dashboard ...

Look, it's no secret that Spotify is out to make its own hardware. As of last April, Spotify was already looking for people to help craft "a category-defining product akin to Pebble Watch ...

Spotify this morning officially announced the limited U.S. release of its first hardware device, the oddly named Car Thing, aimed at Spotify Premium subscribers. The new device — which Spotify ...

Spotify declined to comment on the lawsuit to Ars. Some remain frustrated by the scheduled obsolescence of hardware that was only released to the general public in February 2022. Car Thing first ...

Spotify's first hardware foray features a 4-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, and voice control via noise-canceling microphones. In addition to paying for the device ...

Repurposing Spotify's Car Thing hardware is difficult due to its weak processor and limited RAM. Contrary to popular belief, Car Thing's software is open source, but its hardware capabilities ...

"Spotify can't play this right now" error disrupts music playback, often due to issues like corrupted cache files, regional song restrictions, or hardware ...

If you currently use Spotify’s low power mode on your device, try turning it off. To disable battery saving mode, follow the steps below: If you turn on hardware acceleration in Spotify ...