Rdio

Rdio was a music streaming service that allowed users to discover new music, create playlists, and listen to millions of songs on demand.

No, Rdio is no longer available as a standalone service. It shut down operations in December 2015 and its assets were acquired by Pandora.

If you were an Rdio user and have transitioned to Pandora, you should be able to access your playlists on the Pandora platform.

Unfortunately, there is no direct way to transfer your Rdio library to other streaming services. However, some third-party tools may offer limited functionality to transfer certain data.

Yes, there are several other music streaming services available, such as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Google Play Music.

Rdio was initially available in various countries around the world, including the United States, Canada, Australia, and several European countries.

Yes, Rdio offered both free and paid subscription options. The free version had some limitations compared to the paid subscription.

Rdio offered features such as personalized recommendations, social integration with friends and followers, offline listening, and the ability to create and share playlists.

After Pandora acquired Rdio's assets, it integrated some of Rdio's features and technology into its own platform to enhance its music streaming service.

No, Rdio's website and mobile apps have been shut down. You can no longer directly access Rdio's services.