The Xbox music expansion doesn't end there. Microsoft will be adding Radio to its web player in the coming months, and a Web Playlist feature, which scans tracks on a web page and then creates a custom playlist inside Xbox Music, will be added to Windows 8 on October 17, rolling out alongside Windows 8.1. Jerry Johnson, general manager of Xbox Music said: "Xbox Music now, more than ever, powers music experiences between Window 8, Xbox, Windows Phone, and now ioS, Android and the Web. We're also excited to connect artists with their fans on the most anticipated consumer product of the year when Xbox One launched Nov.22." If you're not already using Xbox Music will this new announcement inspire you to give the service a try. the excited by the addition of free web streaming. The decision to allow Xbox Music to run on competitor's phone platforms is in line with Redmond, Wash-based Microsoft Corp's move in June to release app versions of its office software on Apple's iPhone. Microsoft is also updating its Xbox Music interface by reducing the size of cover art but adding tabs to make it easier to create and manage playlists. Starting with its release Nov.22, Xbox One users will also be able to play games while listening to Xbox Music simultaneously, a feature that isn't offered on the Xbox 360.