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When we reported yesterday that Google unveiled its cloud service, we mentioned why it was such a shocker. Earlier rumors suggested that Google’s talks with major record labels had come to a halt, so it was certainly strange to see them launch so quickly.

Apparently, losing support of the music industry wasn’t enough to stop Google from launching their new cloud-based music service. Cnet is reporting that the search giant moved forward with Music Beta, without obtaining any licenses from record labels…(…)
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written by coetzjoh \\ tags: amazon, apple, cloud, cloud-service, consent, from-launching, google-launched, icloud, launched, music, music-beta

Google just spent the last few hours unveiling new technology and services at their global developer conference, Google I/O. Perhaps the most interesting announcement was that their new cloud service, Music Beta, is ready to go.

The completely cloud-based music service will compete directly with Amazon‘s newly released Cloud Drive, as well as whatever Apple has up its sleeve. It’s surprising that Google was able to unveil the service so quickly, as their talks with record labels had been rumored to have soured…(…)
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written by jdkjdj \\ tags: cloud, cloud-drive, download, google-beats, iphone talk, music, music-service, read-the-rest

Google is announcing new products and information left and right today as their I/O developer’s conference is officially underway. Already we’ve heard that Android 3.1 is being rolled out to Verizon’s Motorola XOOM but compared to their latest announcement that is just a minuscule update. Today during the above mentioned conference Google has officially launched [...]

written by shenanigans007 \\ tags: above-mentioned, announcing-new, beta, cloud, motorola, mp3, music, officially-underway, right-today, stream, xoom

Venntunes makes comparing music from one iOS device to another as easy as bumping phones. When using Venntunes, users can learn which artists are on a friend’s device as well as those that get the most play. Then by tapping the iTunes link view what songs are available from that particular artist on Apple’s music [...]

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written by wmbanku \\ tags: another-as-easy, apple, artist-on-apple, compare-music, device-as-well, editor's picks, iphone-apps, learn-which, makes-comparing, music, music discovery, venntunes

According to a report from TechCrunch, Amazon’s Cloud Player has magically started working on the iPhone and other iOS devices. The service, which was initially available to only PC and Android users, seems to have gained iOS support.

When you visit the Amazon Cloud Player webpage, the website will inform you that your device is not supported, but after ignoring the message, all features seem to be working flawlessly. (…)
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written by klstej14 \\ tags: amazon, amazon-cloud, cloud, device, download, ios, message, music, not-supported, phone-download, safari