Algoriddim, makers of the popular DJing software Djay, have solved one of the app's biggest problems with a new update out today. Thanks to a new partnership with Spotify, the subscription music ...

Algoriddim’s djay apps have long been prime examples of intuitive touch-centric design, and now they can tap into streaming music service Spotify to access more than 20 million tracks. The huge ...

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Algoriddim is updating its iOS app djay today with a big new feature — integration with Spotify. This is the first time djay (which the company says has been downloaded 10 million times, making it the ...

Algoriddim's Djay app has come a long way since its Mac-only beginnings in 2006, but after years of Apple exclusivity, Android users are finally welcome to join the party. Djay 2, the current version ...

Since its first release in late 2010, Algoriddim’s djay was always met with the same question: without the right songs on your iPad, how can you fully enjoy the app? Three years and numerous awards ...

The Djay 2 app has been available on the iTunes App Store for some time, but users previously only had access to tunes stored locally or those purchased from the iTunes Store. Now they can mix any ...

Streaming music service shares its catalog with popular iOS DJ app djay 2, and you can get the iPhone version free for a week. Joan E. Solsman Former Senior Reporter Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior ...

In our testing, djay Pro performed extremely well, with high-quality turntable and waveform graphics making for a pleasing user experience. And while djay Pro adds a number of new effects and other ...

Algoriddim is ending the year with a bang with the launch of djay Pro for Mac — its most powerful version of the popular music mixing app. Spotify integration added access to over 20 million songs for ...

Algoriddim, the team behind the popular music mixing app djay, first shipped the commercial version of its flagship app in 2007 on the Mac followed by the iPad version in 2010 and the iPhone version ...