Let’s be frank here: Rhapsody has some seriously big shoes to fill. Even though it hasn’t yet come stateside, Spotify has set a new standard for mobile music, and let’s face it: Rhapsody Mobile’s first few steps out of the gate haven’t exactly been well-received.
So what can they do to pick up some steam (and hopefully a few new subscribers)? According to one of Rhapsody’s iPhone UX designers, their sights are set on “stability, audio quality, and offline playback”. For now, let’s just gloss over the fact that stability and audio quality are generally things that should be locked down prior to launch.
