Amazon recently announced the launch of its Cloud Player for the UK users. The music lovers can now listen to more songs on the go without the trouble of carrying any storage devices for their songs.
The cloud player which was earlier available in the US only is now officially available for the UK audience. The service allows a user to store their music libraries in the Cloud, and then stream them via mobile device with Amazon apps.
All MP3s previosuly purchased through Amazon are automatically synced with the service, while tracks bought or downloaded from other sources can be synced manually. Up to 10 devices can be linked with the Cloud Player account.
Customers can store up to 250 imported songs for free in Cloud Player or, for £21.99 a year, store 250,000 imported songs in Cloud Player. Amazon MP3 purchases do not count against these limits.
Do you think we need a cloud player?
The cloud player which was earlier available in the US only is now officially available for the UK audience. The service allows a user to store their music libraries in the Cloud, and then stream them via mobile device with Amazon apps.
All MP3s previosuly purchased through Amazon are automatically synced with the service, while tracks bought or downloaded from other sources can be synced manually. Up to 10 devices can be linked with the Cloud Player account.
Customers can store up to 250 imported songs for free in Cloud Player or, for £21.99 a year, store 250,000 imported songs in Cloud Player. Amazon MP3 purchases do not count against these limits.
Do you think we need a cloud player?