Amazon quietly rolled out it's media storage locker service early Tuesday morning, beating Apple to the punch. The service, Cloud Drive and Cloud Player for Android, allows any one with an Amazon account to store 5GB worth of media in the cloud for free (upgradeable to 20GB with the purchase of an album off of Amazon MP3) and stream it to any computer or Android device.
It has been rumored for months that Apple was looking to overhaul MobileMe and enter the cloud by providing iTunes customers with a digital content locker where they could store media for streaming to any device.
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