Spotify is getting in on QR codes with a new way to share music. The streaming service recently added "Spotify Codes" into its app. The feature (thanks Moshe Isaacian for sharing with us) is ...

Sharing songs with your buddies while on the go has typically been a hassle, with weird Shazam-style workarounds to get a song from one phone to another. It looks like Spotify knows this, too, as ...

You scan and Spotify delivers.Spotify has made it easier to grab a friend's kickin' playlist or any song, album or artist that catches your ear for that matter. Similar to Snapcodes, Spotify Codes ...

Furthermore, Spotify Codes can be saved and then shared as images on social networks. A fan could, for example, share an image of the code on their Spotify, Facebook or Twitter for friends to scan.

Spotify recently rolled out a new feature that makes it easier for users to share music via the app. “Spotify Codes” lets you scan a bar code on a friend’s handset that takes you direct to ...

Tattoos of Spotify codes don't always hold up after a few years of natural wear and tear, as many music fans are beginning to discover.

Spotify is working on Social Listening, letting friends to control music together with their own devices Scan Spotify Code or open link for it to begin For example, I'm listening Spotify right now.

Spotify is launching a new feature called “Spotify Codes” that will generate a unique, QR-like code for anything on Spotify, which the company hopes will be used for sharing and discovery of ...

Spotify has added Spotify Codes in order to make sharing music (with strangers or friends) much easier, or more complex, depending on how you look at it.

Question: Do I still need a separate app to scan bar codes and QR codes with my iPhone? Answer: Quick Response (QR) codes — those black-and-white square images often found on packaging — have ...

Spotify users can find codes for each song and then someone else can choose to scan the code on their friend's phone and instantly open the song, artist page or playlist on their own phone.