Apple iCloud

[Snipeye]

Besides all the E3 news coming out, Apple had their own conference, where they unveiled the iCloud.

Now, from a cursory look, some of the news articles about it used four words that hit a nerve with me: Comparable to Zune Pass.

The Zune Pass is one of my greatest reasons sticking with the Zune and avoiding to ever downloading music illegally and installing iTunes on my computer. I'm happy to pay my $15/mo for unlimited downloading of songs + the purchase of 10 songs/mo. With the iCloud, it's $25/yr, and you can have your songs replaced/updated if you use iCloud. Does that mean I can download the songs for free if I subscribe, or is it just a one time event, swapping "illegally" downloaded music and replacing it with a better sounding version? Who can explain this to me?

 

[Naku_vamp]

sounds like a trap D=

personally i dunno much about it, i do with the zune didn't die though i loved my zune

 

[Snipeye]

Naku, I'm still using my 120GB Zune I got.. 3 or 4 years ago now. Still running strong, no scratches. One of my sticking points with getting a tablet is that MS hasn't released an app or compatibility update with Goole for Google Music to recognize Zune Pass songs.

 

[Naku_vamp]

well i meant it "died" in terms of production they are no longer making anymore and my zune still works and its at least 4 years old it had a scratch on teh screen but its cus it feel out of my pocket and bounced off of a concert corner of a wall then landed in a mud puddle...worked fine the scratch is actually only noticeable when its off when teh device is on you cant even tell its there.

i actually bought a zune originaly because of the lack of durability ipods have i had a 30 gb ipod video had a small thing fall on the screen absoltuly shattered apple wanted 20 dallors more than what a brand new one even cost to repair it i told them over the phone no thanks id be buyng a zune and hung up the phone