Samsung has plans to offer its music streaming Music Hub mobile app to the Apple iPhone in an attempt to compete directly with Spotify.
The South Korean tech giant pitches the Music Hub as an MSpot-based music streaming service that will bring out its own iTunes-like store. The new service will house over 19 million songs, which is significantly higher than Spotify’s 17 million, and comes with iTunes Match style service and free 100GB of cloud storage.
At the Open Mobile Summit in London, TJ …

Samsung has launched its own online music store Music Hub, which will debut on the Galaxy S III.
The South Korean tech giant pitches Music Hub, which builds upon the technology of MSpot – a company acquired by Samsung earlier this month, to offer free and premium packages such as those of Spotify. The package offers a catalog containing 19 million songs, with iTunes- like 30-second previews, which are downloadable for storage and offline listening.
Music Hub premium will cost £9.99 per month …