Microsoft is retiring its Groove Music apps for iOS and Android on December 1. The cross-platform music apps lost a lot of their purpose when Microsoft closed its Groove music store and ...

Specifically, the iOS and Android Groove apps are set to be ... but if you're still using Groove to listen to music you own, it's time to start thinking about where you'll go next.

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Xbox Music changed its name to Groove at the beginning of this month, and today, the rebranding has made its way to the music app on Android’s Play Store. It’s free to download, and is ...

Here’s how it works. Groove Music users on iPhone and Android might have an easier time finding some new tracks thanks to the app's latest update. Included in the update are new exploration ...

However, that didn’t extend for iOS and Android. The company told The Verge, “Tomorrow we’re notifying customers that on December 1, 2018, the Groove Music iOS and Android apps will also be ...

On the platforms that it’s not baked into, Groove Music is a downloadable app. Xbox One, iPhone and Android users can all get access to their Groove Music subscription away from Microsoft’s ...

Groove Music is also joining the party as is it's Android counterpart, as Microsoft appears to be sending out a new update today that changes a few UI elements around and drops "Your Groove" for ...

Microsoft retired its Groove Music streaming service last year, but promised to keep investing in the app for Windows 10 users. That investment won’t continue for iOS and Android users ...

In the case of "groove music" there is a client component that ... On iOS you can't get it without jailbreaking, and even on Android it's not really the default, and from what I've seen has ...