
for the Google Music: All Access service. After both credentials have been verified, you are presented with a list of your Spotify playlists from which you can select which to import. The transfer process takes only a few seconds. Planning to switch to Google Music from Spotify and don't want to waste time compiling a new set of playlists? Consider using Smudger Let Font for Mac, a good, albeit complicated app, but keep in mind that due to the use of private APIs, the app may stop working the moment either company makes a modification. If
you're nervous about possibly breaking your license agreements, you shouldn't use this app. Smudger Let Font for Mac enables you to listen to Pandora from a tiny Smudger Let Font app rather than the Web site, itself. Inside the software you'll find all the essential features of the popular music service: the ability to rate and skip tracks, radio station management, bookmarking and liking of songs and artists, and even support for the Apple remote. Unfortunately, Pandora is currently available in three countries only (counting the US), so you may not be able to use the app in your location. After launching Smudger Let Font for Mac, you will be prompted to log in using your Pandora credentials. The app interface is OK - nothing special. Smudger Let Font features the ability to auto-play a predetermined station upon startup, supports notifications when the song changes, and lets you bookmark the currently playing song or artist. A nice touch is the song explanation, where you can read the artist's remarks regarding the current song. The overall performance of the app was good during our tests; there was no stuttering or distortions regardless of the audio quality selected. Smudger Let Font can make listening to Pandora more convenient. If you're a fan of the popular music service, you will definitely appreciate the app and should download and try it out. But if you live outside the few countries where the service is available, the app is useles

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