https://community.spotify.com/t5/Android/Spotify-getting-too-heavy-or-am-I-outdated/m-p/3768979#M102923 <P>I've got a Samsung Galaxy Tab 310", 1,6GHz dual core 1Gb ram. My connection is 100/10 Mbps. I can stream Netflix medium quality without problem, play YouTube in 480, high resolution mkv video files, pretty high quality games... but I can't use Spotify. I just got the tab as a hand me down (that has been used a maximum of 20 times) and I did a factory reset. Starting up Spotify takes forever, searching is out of the question, I just get a spinning circle. Loading a playlist is impossible, it just says "loading" on each song. When I press a menu element, the delay is so long I get an error message that says: "you need an Internet connection to use the menus". This is with a clean install, no songs saved to disk. No other apps running, all unnecessary background stuff turned off. Also turned off the energy saving after being advised so.</P><P>Could it be that Spotify has grown to be so advanced and demanding that older units no longer can run it?</P> Sat, 09 Dec 2017 23:56:22 GMT diadara 2017-12-09T23:56:22Z https://community.spotify.com/t5/Android/Spotify-getting-too-heavy-or-am-I-outdated/m-p/3768979#M102923 <P>I've got a Samsung Galaxy Tab 310", 1,6GHz dual core 1Gb ram. My connection is 100/10 Mbps. I can stream Netflix medium quality without problem, play YouTube in 480, high resolution mkv video files, pretty high quality games... but I can't use Spotify. I just got the tab as a hand me down (that has been used a maximum of 20 times) and I did a factory reset. Starting up Spotify takes forever, searching is out of the question, I just get a spinning circle. Loading a playlist is impossible, it just says "loading" on each song. When I press a menu element, the delay is so long I get an error message that says: "you need an Internet connection to use the menus". This is with a clean install, no songs saved to disk. No other apps running, all unnecessary background stuff turned off. Also turned off the energy saving after being advised so.</P><P>Could it be that Spotify has grown to be so advanced and demanding that older units no longer can run it?</P> Sat, 09 Dec 2017 23:56:22 GMT https://community.spotify.com/t5/Android/Spotify-getting-too-heavy-or-am-I-outdated/m-p/3768979#M102923 diadara 2017-12-09T23:56:22Z