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Best Buy Releases Their Own Music Cloud

thewebblogger writes "In a move that more resembles 'me too' behavior rather than a well planned release, Best Buy has announced their own music cloud service, called simply Best Buy Music Cloud. The functionality is not complete yet; iOS / Android applications are not available at this point, and the only part that works is the Web Player. The premium version will cost $3.99/month and you'll have to upload your own music. iTunes is mandatory."

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  1. But...I already have my own music by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Informative

    What is the fucking point?

  2. Re:It makes perfect sense by SomePgmr · · Score: 3, Informative

    There are various good arguments for "cloud storage", but this service exemplifies none of them.

  3. There IS an android client by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Informative

    If the submitter would have gone to the site hosted by best buy they would have seen that there is already an android client. This can be confirmed by searching for it in the android market. I know people here love to hate on best buy but seriously get your facts straight.