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Last updated: Thursday, May 20, 2010

mSpot began offering mobile radio in 2005 only to add a service which streams movies to mobile phones in 2009. Now mSpot has launched a new music offering that allows users to place their music library in the cloud allowing it to be accessed by your PC, Mac or mobile phone. Now the bad news,

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mSpot introduces cloud service for your music library

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