Google Music is no longer in beta and is currently free to store up to 20,000 songs for you. Just go to http://music.google.com, sign up using a Google account and away you go. You can download their music manager software which will scan your iTunes library (or other folders, etc.) providing you with a...
In this episode, the pundits discuss the Samsung Galaxy tablet banned in Germany, Windows 8 boot speeds and the Metro interface, with Google and Microsoft having down time with their services, do you trust the cloud? Would you pay for an Amazon Kindle e-book subscription and is there a new digital divide being created...
You’ve heard of other companies that offer “cloud” style storage such as DropBox, Apple’s soon to be released iCloud, Mozy and others. Some offer you a small amount of storage for free (DropBox is 2GB) and others charge a small fee for small storage, extra storage costing more per month. Symform has a unique...
If you’ve purchased an Amazon Cloud Drive subscription or purchased digital music from the Amazon store that qualified you to store up to 20GB of said music for a year, then today just got better. Amazon has announced unlimited storage for your music files. They must be .MP3 or .M4A, not larger than 100MB...
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