The Amazon Cloud Player is a delightful new service that allows users to store music they’ve purchased from Amazon (or upload even more music from somewhere else) and listen to it from any Web browser or on a variety of mobile devices. Neat. Bryan thought that he would try it out, but something went wrong, and now his music is trapped in the cloud. Even though he writes that he’s only used the Cloud Player on three different computers, Amazon clams that he’s reached his limit of eight devices and can’t access his files. [More]
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Google Music Service: Amazon Cloud With Fewer Features?
By 5.10.11
When Amazon launched its online music service, Cloud Player, some wondered, “What about Google or Apple?” Now, at least one of them seems ready to with an answer. [More]
