As Samia Perkins at androidcommunity.com notes, the 7digital for Android app now allows users to download music to their devices. Previously, users were required to download music onto their computer and then sync their device, but now they just buy music directly from their device.

The 7digital application features a music store with around 14 million tracks, which users can search and preview from their device. The app even provides users with the option of downloading a lower quality track while using a cellular network, so they can save bandwidth and battery.

As mentioned above, the updated 7digital app also allows for last.fm scrobbling, which can be enabled or disabled via the settings screen. Other features include 30-second previews of all tracks, so you can try before you buy and the ability to create and manage playlists within the app itself.

Users are able to search for music by genre and new releases, as well as by artist, track or album names. What do you think about the 7digital for Android application?

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7digital is a high-quality online digital music store that houses over 13 million 320kbs high quality MP3′s, and with it now coming pre-loaded on BlackBerry Playbook’s, users can use it to search for albums and tracks, preview the selection, and get recommendations before deciding to make a purchase.

The venture between 7digital and RIM could be seen as a direct source of competition to compete with the Apple iPad and iTunes, which as we all know is a very popular service used by millions, even if you don’t own an iPod, iPhone or iPad.

7digital could compliment the BlackBerry Playbook in such a way that it could convince users to switch from iTunes to 7digital, but we wont know for sure until we see it in action. The 7digital application is set to be previewed this week at the South by South West conference in Austin, Texas.

With RIM now establishing a foothold in the world of digital music, the BlackBerry could storm right up there with the best partner-provider in digital music, alongside iTunes of course. Will this be enough for you to purchase a Playbook, or does it make your already-confirmed purchase decision that much easier?

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