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I hope this encourages Dropbox to venture further into streaming services. I store my entire music library in Dropbox, but I've never come across a feasible way
by trun 15y ago
I hope this encourages Dropbox to venture further into streaming services. I store my entire music library in Dropbox, but I've never come across a feasible way to access that media on the go / from my mobile devices.
On the other hand, Cloud Drive nailed that use case perfectly, but getting my music into the system would require lots of tedious manual uploading.
- alf 15y agoHaving used Amazon Cloud Player quite a bit, as well as other similar web services (lala, grooveshark), I can say that Cloud Player is the worst web based music player I've used. Can anyone comment on Google Music, or iCloud?
- trustfundbaby 15y agoI just want apple to make my itunes collection available to me on any computer I'm on ... hopefully that happens sometime soon, so I don't have to pick the songs/albums/playlists I want to listen to that week and sync them to my iphone.
- moultano 15y agoGoogle music is great. No complaints. (well one, I don't have album art for everything I've ripped in a format that it groks.)
- ryandvm 15y agoGoogle Music works great at what it's intended to do. Play your music from anywhere. That said, I've recently realized that I don't really like my music. That is, I'm much more interested in effective music discovery apps like Pandora, Grooveshark, and Turntable.fm. Can't wait to see the Google+ spin on Google Music...
- aphexairlines 15y agoWhy are you unhappy with Cloud Player?
- watty 15y agoGoogle Music seems to work well (and works great on a TouchPad) but I still haven't gotten 1/50th of my music collection uploaded.