Spotify for Windows Phone 8 is to come out of beta today with an update that's currently making its way through the store submission process. According to a tweet published by Microsoft's Joe Belfiore, consumers can expect to see said update hit their smartphones in the near future. The beta was released back in February, earlier this year.
As well as coming out of beta, the upcoming update will include support for more languages, offline playlist improvements and track scrubbing.
We'll give you all a heads up when the update is live. If you haven't yet downloaded Spotify for Windows Phone, you can catch it on the store (Windows Phone 7 version if you require it).
Update: We've started to receive word that the update is now live, so be sure to keep checking the store for an update. Let us know if you've got it in the comments.
Source: Twitter (@JoeBelfiore); thanks to everyone who tipped us!
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