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The newest cloud-based streaming music service to hit Android is a fine little product called mSpot. At first glance/use, it appears to be much more efficient and stable than HomePipe which you may remember as the first streaming music ...

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) is planning to launch a digital music service as part of the Android 3.0 launch. Android product manager Gaurav Jain revealed that mobile devices will be a big part of Google's music strategy. ...

We store music on iTunes despite its stringent DRM, preventing us from freely sharing music. But like any innovation in the marketplace, it takes time for us to ...

Even with iTunes the primary music source, Google has been building on it's own music service. Possibly as early as this fall Google will have a system that.

Apparently Google wants to take on Apple's iTunes with the next Android 3.0 update which should be released before the year is over. Google Music should be released along with Android 3.

The Ubuntu One Music Store has been in closed beta for quite some time, but now it is open to the public. The music service is available as a plugin for.

The next-generation Android build named Gingerbread, slated for release later this year, may be getting some sort of music service though it's still.

As for the contents, a (somewhat mangled) Google translation sure enough indicates that Jain said, "Google will combine music download service next version of Android launched for the U.S. holiday season." ...

Along with a built-in music store, Ubuntu 10.04, the free Linux distribution arriving later this month, will offer a 30-day trial of cloud-based contact syncing through its Ubuntu One storage service. It's a promising peek into nifty ...

Canonical have announced the public beta test of their desktop music service, Ubuntu One Music Store, calling for more testers to meet their April deadline.

Google's Android platform has gotten only a fraction of the attention for music making that iPhone OS and iPad have, but that doesn't mean the OS doesn't have some advantages of its own. Thanks to being an open OS, it's also easier to ...