Cloud entertainment provider mSpot, Inc.., today increased its free storage offering to 5GB on its popular cloud music service for iPhone, Android, PCs/Macs and Internet TV. The service enables users to quickly upload their music to the mSpot Cloud and then immediately start listening from both desktop browsers, Android and iPhones for free. It is currently available at www.mspot.com for PC and Mac, in the Apple App Store and Android Marketplace.
The service was launched for Android in June and for iPhone in December of 2010, and now has over 1.2 million downloads.
"We think we have a better service than storage lockers with a simple 'player' User Interface - and in order to remove any price barriers we're going to offer 5 GB free storage. Going forward, we expect that the market for storage will be very commoditized and price-driven; but unique music services like mSpot will appeal more to music listeners looking for a complete experience on both the mobile and computer," said mSpot CEO Daren Tsui.
