Samsung debuts Milk Music, a streaming radio service that's free to download and listen to, without ads -- but it's only available on Galaxy devices. Joan E. Solsman Former Senior Reporter Joan E.

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.

New Milk Music Net radio service has 200 curated stations Free app is available in Google Play store for Galaxy and Note devices Users can skip six songs per station each hour Samsung is fine-tuning ...

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