Thursday, February 17, 2011
SONY LAUNCHES MUSIC UNLIMITED IN US, AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
Sony has finally officially launched its poorly kept secret Music Unlimited. The service features six million tracks from Sony Music Entertainment, Universal, EMI, and Warner and is available on Sony's own devices including the PS3, Blu-ray disc players, Bravia televisions, and VAIO PCs. It'll also be available on Android smartphones soon with an iOS app coming later this year.
A basic membership provides an interactive radio experience for $3.99 per month while a premium $9.99 per month service gives subscribers on-demand access to the Music Unlimited library with the ability to manage your music through playlists and the like. Sony also provides a useful service that scans your local library and playlists to "jump start" the organization of your Music Unlimited collection.
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music streaming,
music unlimited,
Sony
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