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Amazon overhauls Cloud Player to rival Apple's iTunes Match
Amazon is revamping its Cloud Player streaming music service to mimic Apple's iTunes Match, introducing similar scan-and-match features but offering ten times the storage space for the same price.
Spotify expands free radio service to Google's Android
Spotify has updated its Google Android application to support free streaming radio, giving consumers access to unlimited music on the go.
HTC returns half of Beats Electronics stake for $150M
Less than a year after purchasing a 50.1 percent majority stake in audio technology firm Beats Electronics for $309 million, HTC is selling back 25 percent to Beats founders for $150 million.
Spotify expands to Research In Motion's BlackBerry
Spotify extended its streaming music service to smartphones running Research In Motion's BlackBerry operating system.
HTC's Beats Electronics acquires streaming music service MOG
HTC's Beats Electronics unit has acquired digital music service MOG. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Spotify takes aim at Pandora with free radio service for iOS apps
Spotify is expanding its iOS applications to support free streaming radio, giving U.S. consumers access to unlimited music on the go.
Forecast: Mobile entertainment revenues to eclipse $65B in 2016
Mobile entertainment revenues will exceed $65 billion annually by 2016, up from $36 billion worldwide in 2011, according to a new forecast issued by Juniper Research.
Amazon expands Cloud Player app to Apple's iPhone, iPod touch
More than a year after introducing its Cloud Player streaming music service, Amazon is finally bringing the application to Apple's iPhone and iPod touch, enabling consumers to access and download music stored in the cloud to their iOS device.
Samsung launches streaming Music Hub for Android, mulls expansion to iOS
Samsung Electronics introduced an expanded version of its Music Hub service touting streaming access to 19 million songs as well as scan-and-match cloud storage features. Initially rolling out to the
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