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Paul Sandle
Reuters UK

"We are doing it to create a better experience for our users. There are things we could do better if we have complete control over all of the service."

Eddie Wrenn
Daily Mail

T.J. Kang, senior vice president for Samsung's media department, said: 'Samsung is not known for our content services; we make good hardware products but we haven't done much in the content space but that's changing.

Jun Yang
Bloomberg Businessweek

"While Sony’s Music Unlimited service requires an Internet connection for streaming songs, the Music Hub allows users to store songs on individual devices for listening offline as the iTunes service does."

Tom Cheredar
VentureBeat

Samsung has released new details/a> of its forthcoming streaming music service, Music Hub, and it might even turn out to be more than just another iTunes competitor.

Eliot Van Buskirk
Evolver.fm

MSpot might have the answer to the “silo-ization” of our music experience with a first-of-its-kind service that combines an online locker where you can store music downloads in the cloud

Kristen Nicole
SiliconANGLE

Consistency isn’t a word often associated with today’s mobile scene. With fiery mobile OS wars, a battle for the very soul of every consumer and an emerging string of marketplaces designed to store your personal media, the mobile realm is one seemingly reeling with constant change. But Daren Tsui, CEO of mSpot, anticipated much of the volatility we see in mobility, and created a platform that acts as a constant bridge between rivaling OS’s and disparate devices.

PCWorld Editors
PCWorld

mSpot was selected by PCWorld's experts for PCWorld's list of the year's standout hardware, software, and services.

Kristen Nicole
SiliconANGLE

“Apple is good in a closed ecosystem–their devices are prettier and easier to use,” says Daren Tsui, mSpot CEO and co-founder. ”What’s clever about Android is that it’s a group of very large companies going up against Apple. With the cloud play, a similar thing will happen. Apple will have its iCloud with fans down to the core, where all their devices are Apple and they’ll be content with iCloud. But for many, you may have an iPad as well as an Android smartphone. Our ecosystem is perfect for you because we work on both devices. We’re going to focus on both in the event you own a non-iOS device and still want access to your music.”