The Slacker Radio-powered Milk Music brings a deep library and solid audio quality to Samsung Galaxy smartphones, but a few omissions keep it from being the top Android streaming music app. The fact ...

Samsung on Monday announced it will officially end Milk Music streaming services in September, bringing an end to the company's in-house product that launched in the U.S. only two years ago. Samsung ...

The company unveiled an expansion of the service, which started on its Galaxy line of smartphones and will now be expanded to Web TV and wearables. "It's effectively a big-screen jukebox for the 21st ...

However, everything else about Milk Music -- the logo, the interface, the menus -- is all Samsung. And it's the design of Milk that really makes it stand out from other internet radio apps we've seen.

In the first advertising for its Milk Music streaming service, Samsung is looking to show off that it has something for everyone. In a commercial appearing in cinemas over the July 4 weekend, music ...

Samsung's benevolence known no bounds… at least initially. As the release of the Galaxy S5 was approaching, the company announced its new Milk Music streaming service. It was free and had no ads, but ...

Samsung is finally pulling the plug on its Milk Music streaming service: The company started to notify users of Milk Music Friday that it will shut down the service on September 22. Samsung told ...

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 took a plunge into the music-streaming fray with its own US-only internet radio service Milk Music in March — which was free and without ads. Now that could change though, as the Milk Music ...

Samsung has announced a new streaming music service is has dubbed Milk, something the company worked with Slacker to develop, with the service launching with around 200 radio stations, and over 13 ...

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's Milk Music streaming service is spilling over to the Web. Milk Music, which the electronics giant launched on mobile a year ago, is now available on samsung.com. Until now, users could only ...