Another good news for Music lovers, if you listen music too much on your iDevice either online via Spotify, Pandora or any other apps like that. There is an amalgam of both of these services, GrooveShark, which works perfectly on all of your iDevices, Android Phones or any other devices which run HTML. GrooveShark has released a web app which will help users to listen music directly from Safari web browser on iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad.

This web app has three tabs, search to search for your favorite artists or tracks, while popular tab will have all the popular stuff around the community. Another tab represents the station which has different Genres such as Hip hop, Pop, Rock etc.
You can visit the GrooveShark by visiting the following link on your device (http://html5.grooveshark.com/).
GrooveShark App was released in App store for iOS devices but later it was removed due to doubtful legality of this app. But now GrooveShark has taken an amazing step and released HTML web app so that users can listen the music in the web browser anytime and anywhere. You can also get monthly subscription of this app for just $9 per month. Although this app doesn’t have a large library as tunes has, but still it’s far better at this price.

We think that it’s now a trend to release Web app, Amazon released it web app to download EBooks from Amazon store for iPad and iPhone. What do you think about this step by GrooveShark? Let’s know in the comments section below.

-iHackPod.com

Groove shark is awesome, use it at school to and android

i tried this yesterday and it didn't play music on my device. i just got a little spinny wheel that never ended lol.
just get it from cydia if you can and use the grooveshark patch in sinfuliphonerepo to reset the trial.

I get exactly the same as Chris I'm afraid. However, I have spotify so all is well in music streaming land

no patch for spotify lol
but it is WAY better. well.... i prefer it anyways.

I haz munniez for spotify

i was using it on the same login as my mate that paid for it. but he stopped it now
it's not something im willing to pay for, so i can't be all mad about not having it. lol

Chris230291, on 19 January 2012 - 07:00 PM, said:

Just create a new account and use the free trial, cancel it and make another

yer but id loose all of my tunes man.

Chris230291, on 19 January 2012 - 07:16 PM, said:

Copy all the links to the playlists then add them to the new account

sounds like bare effort lol.

Chris230291, on 19 January 2012 - 09:49 PM, said:

Legal free music is always worth the effort

I disagree, Grooveshark had way more songs by less-popular artists than iTunes had. They even had non-public albums O.o

grooveshark continue to improve their services which is a good thing.

I love grooveshark but the html5 version kinda sucks atm. It's in beta tho so i have high hopes.