Sony's Itunes challenger gives video demo

Exclusive Music Unlimited for the masses by 2011

By Rob Coppinger

Thu Sep 02 2010, 07:10

YUJIN OSAWA STARTS with the homepage, where else, with his demo of Sony's Music Unlimited service, a challenger to Apple's Itunes that was announced today and will be available by the end of the year. Osawa has been involved in the planning of Music Unlimited, a cloud based service that uses Sony's Qriocity network to deliver songs by streaming. Pricing is not yet known. µ

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