It's 2013: The CD is dead, the MP3 is on its way out, and music has officially and irrevocably moved to the cloud. While that means you probably won't be buying the new Justin Timberlake record at your local Best Buy, the upside is you can stream virtually all music ever created from any device whenever you want (whoa). It also means there are a lot of services vying for access to your ear canals and ad dollars. From big players like Spotify and Pandora to cool kids like Rdio to the newly revamp...
It's 2013: The CD is dead, the MP3 is on its way out, and music has officially and irrevocably moved to the cloud. While that means you probably won't be buying the new Justin Timberlake record at your local Best Buy, the upside is you can stream virtually all music ever created from any device whenever you want (whoa). It also means there are a lot of services vying for access to your ear canals and ad dollars. From big players like Spotify and Pandora to cool kids like Rdio to the newly revamp...
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