The good folks at Runkeeper have been taken in user feedback, and today are happy to announce that their iOS app now features Spotify integration. That means Spotify premium users can rock out to their favorite tunes on Spotify from right inside Runkeeper — no more jumping between apps.
"Now, Spotify premium users can fire up Spotify music right from the RunKeeper start screen. All your favorite playlists are just a click away, plus Spotify will be serving up its top workout playlists so you can listen to full songs, all without having to leave RunKeeper."
You'll need to be a Spotify premium user to take advantage of the new feature, but as long as you've got that out of the way, you can connect Runkeeper and Spotify using the steps found here.
Source: Runkeeper
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