Let’s hope it’s more successful than Neil Young’s Pono player. Mighty is available to back at Kickstarter now for $79, where the project has already made $87,000 of its $250,000 goal. Mighty features a 2GB memory, which is roughly equivalent to 48 hours of music, while the battery is said to give up to five hours of playback. The Android-powered device uses a controller app for syncing playlists from Spotify, and features Bluetooth for connecting wireless headphones – though standard wired headphones are still an option. Mighty Audio’s new device does what iPhones and some smartwatches are already capable of, but the company is banking on the fact that people probably want a device that’s less fragile and more practical for listening to music while exercising. The device looks a lot like an iPod Shuffle, but where Apple’s product can only hold MP3s from a personal library, Mighty is able to take songs from Spotify and hold them offline for up to 30 days at a time. Because it has a free version, even those listeners who are not into paying the monthly fee can still stream some good songs (well, of course, there are limitations). You can find out more details about the new range of Spotify services over at the Spotify Blog.The device holds up to 48 hours of offline music.Ī US startup called Mighty Audio has launched a Kickstarter campaign for Mighty, a compact music player that can play music from Spotify without being connected to the internet. How To Download Spotify Songs to iPod Classic The Spotify application has been patronized by a lot of music enthusiasts all over the globe. Spotify has also now made their iPhone and Android applications available to everyone, and you can now purchase tracks from the Spotify download store and synce them to your iPhone or Android device. By introducing a range of MP3 bundles, we’ve been able to offer you some of the most competitive prices available. Spotify’s new MP3 download service makes it possible to own your playlists in one easy step. Spotify have also launched a download music store, in an attempt to take on Apple’s iTunes, and you can now purchase tracks from as little as $0.50 per track, which is almost half of what Apple’s iTunes charges, although we are not sure as yet how many tracks are available at this price. Spotify has now added a feature that will let you sync your music with your Apple iPod, and it is compatible with, the iPod Classic, iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle, and when connected to your computer via USB, your iPod will now appear in the Spotify sidebar.

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