Rhapsody, the music subscription service that recently broke away from former parent company Real Networks, has a shiny new 2.0 version of its iPhone client in the App Store as of Monday.

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Rhapsody 2.0 for iPhone adds offline listening

The stars may finally be aligning for subscription music on the iPhone. Early this morning, Rhapsody rolled out a new version of its iPhone app that solves a problem that has so far hamstrung digital music subscription services: you cant listen to them without an Internet connection.

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Rhapsody for iPhone Gets Offline Listening

newly independent Rhapsody is giving its iPhone app some bragging rights with an update that lets subscribers listen to tracks even when they’re not online. Users will now be able to download their Rhapsody playlists to their phones; by June, Rhapsody says it will add functionality so users can download individual songs and albums as well.

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Rhapsody Adds Offline Listening To Its iPhone App

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