Samsung has made the announcement today that they acquired mSpot. That’s right folks. The Cloud Music Locker and Streaming Service is now apart of the korean company. Much like most cloud music services, you are able to upload your music to the cloud for playback on any compatible device.
TuneIn Radio is a popular app internet radio streaming. It features over 70,000 different stations that stream anything from pop music to talk shows, as well as tons of podcasts. Well, Android users have gotten an update to the TuneIn app that will now allow you to quickly purchase a song you’re listening to on the Play Music Store.
Google has officially rolled out its Play Music service to Android users in the UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Beginning today, users can take advantage of the search giant’s generous cloud storage offering, as well as purchase music directly from the Play Store.
Additionally, European users will also be the first to test Google’s new Music Matching service.
You could discover a song on Pandora, search for more by the artist on Spotify, and get context from satellite radio DJs, or do it all in one place with Slacker. After hitting 4 million monthly users and 500,000 paid subscribers, Slacker today unveils a big redesign for its site, apps, and car integrations.
Slacker Inc. , a.k.a. Slacker Radio, has just recently announced their new lifestyle stations that will present talk radio focusing on personalized interests of men and women everywhere. Much like the music app allowing its listeners to skip music as they choose, lifestyle listeners will too be able to customize their talk radio experience. Sounds pretty interesting if you ask me!
Samsung finally took the wraps off of the Galaxy Music and also revealed a dual-SIM version called the Galaxy Music Duos. This one isn’t going to impress you as far as specs, but it might be a great phone for the kids. What I like most about it is the front-facing stereo speakers that we have seen on recent Galaxy Tabs.
Today Amazon has announced they will be pushing some serious upgrades to their popular Cloud Player music streaming platform.
Who doesn’t love music? If you aren’t a music lover, You ain’t an Human. Recently Google established Google Music in India and has reached considerable popularity in a short time. However, it has been criticized to have been lacking a few features which other Popular Indian Music websites offer. Here’s a round up of the Top 5 music websites:
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You might be thinking, doesn’t Google Play Music already stream my own music back to me? Yes it does but now it does it in a way that has a few hidden bonuses. Not only does matching the music in your collection with music in Google’s library mean all of your music will be played back at 320 kbps, it also eliminates the need for the long upload process.
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