Amazon said it will now give customers unlimited music storage on its Cloud Drive platform as long as users purchase a storage plan. Amazon is also giving Cloud Drive users free storage for music ...

Amazon has made a few major updates to the Amazon Cloud Drive online storage service and Cloud Player app that lets you stream music to a computer or mobile device. First up, Amazon has announced that ...

The Amazon Cloud Player service is now available for iPad devices. Apple tablet users can play their music purchases from the cloud, download them onto their devices, and organise them via a graphic ...

Amazon Cloud Player is an app that lets you stream music from your Amazon account to a mobile device. The company launched an Android app last March, and an iPad app has been available since July, ...

Without so much as a rumor or whisper, the Amazon Cloud Player suddenly works on Apple’s iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. You didn’t miss the party—there wasn’t even an announcement. It just sort of ...

Amazon sweetened its Cloud Drive service by adding support for the iPad and giving both its free and paying customers unlimited storage. https://gizmodo.com/amazon ...

The online retailer just beat everyone to the punch and launched Amazon Cloud Player, a cloud-based media streaming service for web browsers and Android. What’s that, Google and Apple is playing catch ...

On Android devices, Cloud Player works by way of the Amazon MP3 app. This app does not exist on the iOS platform because it would compete with Apple’s iTunes Store. Presumably, Amazon could make ...

Amazon Cloud Player is now available for Sonos sound systems. The move means that customers who purchase MP3s from the online retailer can stream them instantly through their Sonos hardware. iTunes ...

Amazon.com beat Google and Apple to punch this week with the unveiling of its hosted consumer-storage service, Amazon Cloud Drive, and Web-based music-player, Cloud Player. Amazon has offered cloud ...

The Amazon Cloud Player app might soon be seen in action on the HP TouchPad. Or so believes webOSroundup contributor George Salcedo who made an interesting discovery, though rather inadvertently.