Flyte Android App Ready For Download

Flipkart has released an Android App for their digital music store - Flyte. The Flyte Android App is free of charge is ready for download from Google Play store. What does the app do? Well, it lets you access all of Flipkart's digital music, purchase it and listen to it (yep, it's got a music player inbuilt) through  your Android mobile. You can login to the app with your Flipkart username and password. Flipkart currently boasts India's largest digital music store and allows users to purchase individual songs at very economical prices. Flipkart says that you'll need sufficient wallet balance in order to buy and download MP3 songs from Flyte. #-Link-Snipped-# to download the app.

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Flyte Android App Available For Download

We don't have numbers to confirm our belief that the Flyte store's getting good number of customers. We like the pricing Flipkart has for the older songs; but the latest songs seem to be bit pricy. Do share your opinion about the new Android App and Flyte Digital Music store. We hope to see an iOS app soon.

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