Before Car CD Players There Was the Highway Hi-Fi In 1955 ... These discs spun at a leisurely 16 2/3 RPM, and could store up to 45 minutes of music per side thanks to the same ultra-fine groove ...

Enter the Spotify Car Thing, a cell-phone-sized music player that attaches to the dash. I hoped this new gadget would be a convenient option for controlling music in my car. Unfortunately ...

In May, Spotify announced the coming death of its in-car music player, the Car Thing. All of the little dashboard-mounted slabs have now, as promised, been bricked, leaving many users with a $120 ...

After receiving an avalanche of backlash for making its streaming car music player obsolete by the end of this year, Engadget reports that Spotify is now offering refunds to pissed-off customers.

Spotify is no longer making Car Thing. The $90 device that connects to a car's auxiliary power outlet, docks to the dashboard, and enables Spotify listening was doomed by a combination of limited ...

Spotify has discontinued its in-car music player, "Car Thing," and is offering refunds to owners until January 14, 2025. Launched in 2021, the device aimed to simplify music control for drivers ...

See All 35 Photos Maybe like with those cassette aux adapters, there will eventually be a market for CD players that can stream music to your car stereo via Bluetooth. I took a spin around the int ...

but it wasn't until a few years later that you could purchase a new car with a factory-equipped unit. At the time, CD players were a revolutionary way to listen to music using a combination of a ...

there are nine car models with a built-in CD player. This feature is gradually becoming more of a thing of the past as music consumption habits have changed. According to Forbes, citing research ...

Spotify has decided to stop producing “Car Thing,” the streaming provider’s attempt to create a hardware audio player for cars. The production stoppage was mentioned in Spotify’s Q2 ...