7.12.2010

Very Unimpressed

So ever since LaLa.com was shutdown

a quick moment of silence for the death of my favorite music site….

I have been looking for a cloud music service. I’ve even been waiting to see if Apple is going to do anything with its newly purchased LaLa.com. Hoping that maybe even iTunes would have a cloud version available, but that doesn’t exactly look like that is happening either.

So to solve this problem I have signed up for mSpot.com. Well to be honest, I wasn’t at all impressed.

The bad…

* No Market Place – there are no options at all to buy music to add to your library. The only music you have access to are the files you uploaded.
* No social networking options – lacks any type of integration with facebook, twitter, or its own internal community
* The CD I did upload failed to tag automatically the artist, album, track name, artwork, or any other relevant information.
* General lack of features – there really isn’t much there. Which for some maybe a good thing, but for me and all my nerdiness I want options and cool features that this service just plans lacks.

The not so bad, but not all that good either…

* Very simple – you can very cleanly upload your library and have access to it on most mobile devices or any web browser.
* Free – their base option for 2 gig is totally free.
* Mobile App Integration – they have both iPhone and Android applications that work with the service.

in reference to: mSpot (view on Google Sidewiki)

1 comments:

MR said...

Try www.MP3tunes.com It's superior to mSpot in many ways:

- higher audio quality
- works on net radios
- works on multiple devices
- works on iPhone/iTouch
- 75% cheaper if you want a premium tier
- 500% greater free storage