Samsung just launched a streaming service called Milk Music. What is it and why should you care? Here is what we know so far about this brand new music streaming app. The Verge writes that, for now ...

Samsung hopes its new Milk streaming service is the next big thing in music. The radio service, announced on Friday, is available for free, with no ads, and users don’t need a log in to use the ...

Samsung is starting to back out of its Milk Music streaming service, at least Down Under: The company informed users in Australia via email this week that Milk Music will be shutting down in the ...

Samsung may shut down its Milk Music streaming service and replace it with — wait for it — Tidal. According to a report from Variety, Samsung has laid off a good deal of the Milk Music team, and ...

Samsung device owners rejoice(those that are compatible of course)as Samsung has made their streaming music service announced alongside the Samsung Galaxy S 5 last ...

The shut-down would come two years after Samsung unveiled Milk Music with big fanfare as a competitor to Pandora. The service, which offers consumers personalized radio stations, had initially been ...

Samsung hinted this day was coming, and, well, now it’s here. A new $4 per month paid tier has been introduced to the company’s Milk Music streaming radio service, which is built atop Slacker Radio ...

Apple has iTunes. Beats has its Beats Music. Now Samsung is about to offer Milk, a customizable, ad-free music streaming service that gives Samsung smartphone owners access to more than 200 stations. ...

It seems just about everyone wants a glossy new streaming music service to call their own. Samsung today unveiled Milk Music, a free and attractive new streaming music app that seems to be its answer ...