If you have splashed out on a fancy new iPad Pro over the course of the week, the least you can expect is access to one of the world’s most popular streaming services, right?
Well, for Spotify subscribers, you might have to wait a little longer to blast tunes from the enhanced speakers on Apple’s 12.9-inch tablet.
The Swedish firm is working on a fix for an issue preventing users accessing the app on the iPad Pro running iOS 9.
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VentureBeat reporter Jordan Novet explains the app is continually crashing upon launch and has been for the last couple of days.
He writes: “Again and again, I try tapping the Spotify icon, and I very briefly see the black background take up the whole screen of the new device and the big green logo show up in the middle, but then it all disappears, and I’m back to seeing the home screen.”
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