Are you planning on actually using it? I uploaded some music to Amazon's mp3 when it first launched and more to Google's MP3 and I have found very little need to use either one. I obviously can't fit all my music on my phone (an android) but I generally am ok with the music I have at any particular time and swapping.
I don't stream much with it on my phone. But it's great to be able to download the album(s) I want to the device without needing to connect to my computer.
Also, can never have too many backup copies of my music.
> Also, can never have too many backup copies of my music.
That's going to be my primary use of this service. I already have ways of accessing my music on my home machine remotely. But an additional offsite cloud backup of 150GB for $20 a year? Sold.
I hate syncing my Fascinate with my computer. Almost more than anything. Data sync across two computers, a laptop, a chromebook and an Android phone is a nightmare.
I currently serve my media off of SubSonic but the interface is tired, the API is restricted and pay-walled, and the Android app sucks. Amazon solves all of this.
I definitely will be using it. Plus I can buy cheap-o Class 6 SDcards.
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Are you planning on actually using it? I uploaded some music to Amazon's mp3 when it first launched and more to Google's MP3 and I have found very little need to use either one. I obviously can't fit all my music on my phone (an android) but I generally am ok with the music I have at any particular time and swapping.
I don't stream much with it on my phone. But it's great to be able to download the album(s) I want to the device without needing to connect to my computer.
Also, can never have too many backup copies of my music.
> Also, can never have too many backup copies of my music.
That's going to be my primary use of this service. I already have ways of accessing my music on my home machine remotely. But an additional offsite cloud backup of 150GB for $20 a year? Sold.
I hate syncing my Fascinate with my computer. Almost more than anything. Data sync across two computers, a laptop, a chromebook and an Android phone is a nightmare.
I currently serve my media off of SubSonic but the interface is tired, the API is restricted and pay-walled, and the Android app sucks. Amazon solves all of this.
I definitely will be using it. Plus I can buy cheap-o Class 6 SDcards.