Users of the Android version of Spotify, like Reddit user Studdz, have been raving over the past few days about the quiet addition of a highly requested feature to the Android version of the music streaming app.
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Users have started noticing the presence of a Sleep Timer as one of the options in the “Now Playing” menu, something a recent leak had already pointed out seemed to be coming soon. “I’ve been waiting for this feature forever,” Studdz posted under a Reddit thread titled “Thank you for the sleep timer, Spotify.”
To set a sleep timer in iOS: Open the Clock app. (You can quickly launch Clock from anywhere by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and tapping on the clock icon.) Tap on Timer in the bottom. This app is the only one I know like it, which makes it great! The problem is that it doesn’t have some of the basic features alarm apps normally have. As far as I can tell, you can’t set multiple alarms. Additionally, it seems you have to select “go to sleep” when you are ready to sleep for the alarm to set. Headspace has made a name for itself as a meditation app, but it's also great for sleep. The free version has 'sleepcasts,' which are 45-55 minute-long audio experiences (kind of like. Add another device that supports Spotify or has the app (like a speaker or laptop). Connect both devices to the same Wi-Fi network, and log in to Spotify. Listen out loud. Going to Sleep, a song by Milton Feher on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, you agree to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy. To listen to music on the go, download Spotify from the Google Play or Apple app store. Spotify on Android with Google Play Spotify on iOS with the AppStore. To listen on other devices, a separate app may or may not be required, depending on the device. For more information, see how to play on your speakers, car, TV, or games. I figured it out. Did some code inspection and found that if Spotify is in your 'put these apps to sleep when not being used' group, Android will kill the app every 30 seconds and the bluetooth controller prompts the app to reopen, but in a paused state. Remove it from the list of powersave applications and you should be sorted.
To enable the feature, you first tap on the three dots at the top right of the “Now Playing” screen, look for the Sleep Timer option (which seems to have been rolling out incrementally to users in recent days) and then choose what interval you want before the music turns off. You can do 5, 10, 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes, or you can simply choose that the music turns off at the end of the track that’s currently playing. There’s also an option to turn off the timer itself when you’re ready.
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The timer had previously only been an option for use with Spotify’s podcasts, which are of course an area of increasing focus for the company.
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Along those lines, Bloomberg reported earlier this month that a new design is coming to the mobile app that puts a greater emphasis on Spotify’s library of podcasts. Per the report, the new design has been tested in a limited way and includes putting bold labels for “music” and “podcasts” on the library page within Spotify, making it easier for a user to find a podcast they want instead of having to wade through several categories as is the case now.
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“There are plenty of podcasts we’d all enjoy if only we knew they existed,” Spotify chief financial officer Barry McCarthy told Bloomberg. “There is no search engine, no search interface that understands what podcast you and I like. We’re working hard on that problem.”