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Fitness app uses Spotify to stream workout music

By  Teresa Budasi
   
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Above photo via TheVerge.com

A RunKeeper app update is allowing users with Spotify Premium subscriptions to sign into their accounts and play music, according to an article on TheVerge.com.

Once set up, users can access their own playlists or rely on Spotify to choose workout music.

Read full story here.

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