Amazon Reveals Cloud Service

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 4:24PM EDT / Published Mar. 29, 2011 2:44AM EDT

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Amazon revealed three services on Tuesday that will allow customers to purchase, store, and play music on an Internet “cloud” rather than storing it on their hard drives. Customers will receive an automatic 5 GB of Cloud Drive storage, and if you purchase an MP3 album from Amazon, that will be upgraded to 20 GB. That music can then be accessed from any computer with a Web browser or from an Android-powered smartphone. Videos, images, and documents can also be stored on the cloud service.

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Amazon Reveals Cloud Service

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