After the launch of coolest Android smartphone ever, the Galaxy S3, Samsung is not playing idle at all. Recently acquired mSpot Technology has been transformed to the next level, that led to Samsung's new media streaming and locker service called "Music Hub". Music Hub is similar in concept to that of i-tunes but with the addition of some unique features.
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| Samsung Music Hub with Galaxy S3 |
Samsung’s Music Hub will be offered for free, but also in a Premium version, with the subscription going for €/£9.99 per month. The Premium users will be able to upload and access their music library from anywhere around the globe. Also there is unlimited streaming and radio-stations that can be customized. There’s 100 GB of cloud storage offered with the Premium Music Hub and access to a library containing 19 million tracks, comparable with Apple’s iTunes.
The Music Hub service will be exclusively for the Samsung Galaxy S3 owners. But soon Samsung is going to extend this feature to Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Note.
Samsung has been the Champion of Android Smartphone Market lately and with addition of cool services like Music Hub of their own, its not difficult to understand why the company's sales and profits are reaching record heights in recent days.
