If the owners of Windows Phone terminals were wondering about the launch date of a native application Grooveshark, know that the company has indicated, through its community manager that would not happen. Many of you have been known (correctly) that HTML 5 was available and the service was perfectly usable on all terminals receiving a compatible browser. Not content to offer its service through a WebApp, the company had also struggled to distribute its application on the Appstore before falling back on during his unofficial Cydia namely, application therefore reserved to the owners of jailbroken iPhones.
The application Grooveshark is now available on Android, iPhone, BlackBerry and even webOS. Since the objective is to attract a wider audience, Windows Phone users were entitled to wait until a port is made for their gold terminals that do not seem to be the case. Hope that this decision is only temporary especially given recent reports of application portability between Windows and Windows Phone 7 8, it would be unfortunate for the company to forego such a platform and not see a return on short-term investment. A little good will would not hurt. Let us see, is it only for temporary or not.
