Section: iPhone / iPod touch / iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, iDevice Apps, iTunes
Access your iTunes music over the air from anywhere you are. This is something Apple hasn’t yet added as an iPhone or iTunes feature. Instead, users are forced to sync their new music back and forth and pick and choose what you want on the go since the iPhone is limited in storage capacity. Thankfully, a service called mSpot, which has been available on the Android since June, has a solution.
How does it work? Simply sign up for a free account, upload your music into their cloud, and download the free app. Then, you’ll have access to your music over the air from where ever you are.
So ,what’s the catch? The first 2GB (around 1,600 songs) are free, but any additional storage will cost you $3.99/month for 40GB extra. This isn’t that expensive at all for anyone who’s […]
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