Amazon has finally released a Cloud Player app for iOS devices such as the iPhone and iPad. It has been over a year since Amazon released its Cloud Player, and it has now finally gotten around to making sure those of you with an iOS device can enjoy streaming your music collection. The only way to do so up until now was via a limited Web page, but now you will have full access via the...
Today probably isn’t the best day to announce an exciting new music service, what with the whole world of technology absorbing Steve Jobs‘ resignation, but RIM has just lifted the lid on a new music sharing service for users of BlackBerry Messenger. It’s called BBM Music, and it allows those of you who use RIM’s BBM service to create a new profile with 50 of your favorite songs, which...
As the WWDC invitations said, one of the very prominent points of Apple’s keynote was iCloud. And in introducing that, CEO Steve Jobs said, “Keeping these devices in sync is driving us crazy.” Frankly, that resonated for me. As a laptop, smartphone and tablet user, having all my stuff synced without versioning problems or some pre-planning has been … challenging. (Actually, I had a...
Today along with its new iCloud service, Apple announced iTunes in the Cloud and iTunes Match. Amazon and Google already have cloud-music services that let you upload your music to a cloud, and then stream those tunes to your devices. Apple is taking a different approach, giving you access to its iTunes library to download song you already own or have purchase from iTunes on any of your...
Amazon is selling the new Lady Gaga album, Born This Way, for the insanely low price of $.99. While it is certainly garnering the site the attention it is sure to have desired, the negative tone is probably not what they were hoping for. Lets say your company launched a new cloud music service called Cloud Player nearly two months ago, but hardly anyone seems to be paying attention to...
Earlier this week Amazon launched its Cloud Drive, and Cloud Player service. The cloud drive allows you to store 5GB of music for free that you can then access from any computer or Android phone. If you buy an MP3 album from Amazon your amount of available storage jumps to 20GB. So, how easy is it to use? I gave the service a test drive to see how easy it is to upload your files, and...