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boAt and Spotify Premium Partner to Deliver the Complete Music Experience

boAt, India’s No. 1 audio and wearables brand, today announced a strategic partnership with Spotify Premium to deliver a richer, more immersive music experience for listeners across India. Bringing together boAt’s premium audio technology and Spotify Premium’s uninterrupted listening experience, the partnership reflects a shared belief that music deserves to be experienced in its fullest form without interruptions or compromise.

As consumers increasingly seek experiences that combine great hardware with exceptional content, the collaboration aims to redefine everyday listening by pairing immersive sound with uninterrupted access to the music they love. Eligible boAt products will now come bundled with a four-month Spotify Premium subscription, free for the first 12 weeks, enabling users to enjoy ad-free music, offline listening and enhanced audio quality.

To mark the partnership, boAt and Spotify Premium have launched a digital campaign titled “HALF the Experience.” Built around the thought “HALF the quality. HALF the fun. HALF...

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Beyond the hype: What Claude Mythos Preview means for India’s cyber defences

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Apple briefly yanked Telegram from the App Store over CSAM violations

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Nothing CMF is launching its first open earbuds

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Peak Design’s latest bags have clever integrated hooks

Thomas Ricker is a deputy editor and Verge co-founder with a passion for human-centric cities, e-bikes, and life as a digital nomad. He’s been a tech journalist for 20 years. Peak Design’s new City Line collection includes six lightweight bags designed for everyday carry. There’s a 15-liter

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