When It Rains It Pours - Music Cloud Industry Well On It's Way
Music Cloud Industry Update
By GLENN DAVIS DOCTOR G
The Music Cloud Industry update for the first week of April, 2011:
– Amazon offers free upgrade to 20 GB of Cloud Drive Storage if you purchase an MP3 album from the Amazon MP3 Store by 11:59 PM PST on December 31, 2011.
– Sony is debuting a mobile version of its nascent cloud-based music player on April 14, starting with PlayStation Portable owners on their Qriocity service that went live in February.
– MIT is testing final “first version” apps for Cloud 9 Music.
– Google has acquired Canadian mobile music start-up Pushlife for a rumored $25 million as it prepares to release its new music service for Android. In addition, earlier this week, Google registered a slew of .com domain names related to music and clouds. GoogleBass.com, GoogleAlto.com, GoogleSoprano and GoogleTenor.com along with GoogleNebula.com, GoogleThunder.com and GoogleLightning.com. (see previous article that relates to cloud apps).
– RIM (partnered with Microsoft) has completed testing for use with Blackberry Devices.
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