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"As promised, music streaming service Rhapsody has released a new version of its iPhone and iPod touch app [iTunes link] that supports downloadable playlists drawn from the service's library of nine million songs. Previously, you could only listen to your Rhapsody tracks by streaming them over Wi-Fi or 3G.\nYou'll need to be a Rhapsody subscriber to take advantage, but that's true of the streaming service too. Luckily for you, Rhapsody just dropped its monthly fee from $15 to $10. That's for one mobile device \u2014 you'll need a more expensive subscription if you want support for more.\nWhile Rhapsody's app is the first in the App Store to let you download your music like this in the U.S., Europe-only service Spotify actually released this feature first. It just isn't available in the U.S. yet.\nThe downloadable music (and the app in general) will become much more useful when Apple adds multitasking to the iPhone and iPod touch this summer. Then you'll be able to keep listening to your Rhapsody playlists even while you're using other apps. Rhapsody also has plans to make individual tracks and albums downloadable, not just playlists.\nOne final note: The iPhone and iPod touch app works on the iPad as well, but Rhapsody just announced that it's going to launch a special version optimized for the iPad. That will happen this fall when Apple adds multitasking to the iPad's operating system.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor more mobile  coverage, follow Mashable Mobile on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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