Michael Robertson, the founder of MP3.com, SIPphone and a whole slew of other companies is at it again – giving away free storage (1 GB) as part of Oboe Free, a music storage locker. You can upload your music to this locker and get unlimited high-quality music streaming. (Maybe we could put together a list where you can get free storage, tips?)
Oboe Free can store up to 1000 songs. Providing much more than simple online storage, Oboe Free is also accessible for listening and syncing through some Internet-capable devices and services like TiVo. One could listen to a lot of music on Nokia 770 while sitting in a park in Mountain View over GoogleFi.
The Oboe Locker comes with Oboe Sync software, enabling easy syncing of music from a user’s computer to their Locker. The Oboe Locker is compatible with most music file formats including .mp3, .wma (Windows Media), .aac (iTunes) and .ogg. In addition to Oboe Free, MP3tunes also offers two other versions of the Oboe Locker with more storage and features designed for music fans: Oboe Premium features unlimited music storage and accommodates much larger size song files for just $39.95 per year. Oboe Basic features twice the storage capacity of Oboe Free for only $19.95 per year.
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Ummm.. I’m wondering how the RIAA feels about this. I mean who’s to say that they won’t try to sue the site owner for copyright infringement and search peoples files to find out how they are tagged etc. then of course try to sue the users.
mp3tunes.com sucks and i’ll prove it. here is an email they sent me telling me that updating their catalog is not a priority and i should use another service like itunes instead.
From: “MP3tunes Help”
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Hello
At this time if you can find these tracks elsewhere you might want to purchase them there. Updating the music store has unfortunately slipped down the priority list for the company right now and I cannot tell you when these tracks would be available. I believe you can purchase the CDs from CD Baby as well. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Best Regards
–MP3tunes
For my own music storage it may be interesting! I could use it for my PSP if they don’t get sued for the service?!