the holders of these shares. On 25 November 2013, UBC Media announced merger plans with 7digital by way of a reverse takeover. The merger was completed in May 2014, forming 7digital Group Plc. The company entered a business relationship with MediaMarktSaturn in 2017, which it ended in 2019, in exchange for a cash payment of €4 million. The end of the partnership led to a need for 7digital to raise capital by the third quarter of 2019 to remain operational. The share price fell in response to these developments, with a loss of 63% on 9 April and further losses on 10 April 2019. Clients 7digital's agnostic platform is used for building products on any type of connected device. Barry's Kuaishou: Kuaishou has multiple short video platforms and live broadcasts apps around the world including Kuaishou, Kuaishou Lite, Kwai, Zynn, and Snack Video Apex Rides: London-based Apex Rides, a smart bike and in-home fitness platform Triller: US-based short-form video sharing app (and TikTok rival) Musical.ly: (May 2016) eMusic: (Jan 2016) Guvera: (July 2014) On 10 November 2014, Guvera announced that it had launched its streaming service in India. They shut down in May 2017. Onkyo: (June 2014) The Onkyo Music service ceased operation on 6 October 2019. Spanish Broadcasting System: (September 2014) Panasonic: (November 2014) They shut down the Service in 2019. Samsung: for Music Hub version 1.0. Replaced nu by 2.0 and 3.0 dependent on the territory that the handset was designated for. In 2012 with the launch of Samsung Galaxy S3 devices in Europe and North America the Music Hub has begun to include subscription streaming alongside their music downloads. 7digital pre-install is also available on Samsung Galaxy S4. BlackBerry: (initially 2010, then for their OS 7 devices) subsequently for Blackberry 10 users. 2012: service to run on their new OS (QNX) HMV 7digital is independent of their business since significant investment they received in 2012. Re-launched in October 2013, HMVdigital.com is a download store. Ubuntu One Music Store/Canonical 7digital collaborated with Canonical Ltd. to provide the Ubuntu One Music Store in the Ubuntu Operating System starting from Ubuntu 10.04. On 2 April 2014 Canonical announced the closure of all of the Ubuntu One file services. Spotify Spotify users from the UK, France, Norway, Finland, Spain, The Netherlands and Sweden were able to purchase tracks to download (if available) from 7digital. This was done by right-clicking and selecting