The release of the iCloud a few months back had iTunes enthusiasts reeling over the thought that they would be able to access their music library from any device. However, Apple isn’t the first or only company to offer cloud music storage. In fact, Amazon and Google are also vying for a spot as the industry leader.

So which cloud company offers the best in cloud music storage? Take a look at the following specs to find out:

1. iCloud
In spite of iTunes only allowing access through an Apple device or through iTunes, it is still the best cloud music storage software out. Apple has a selection of over 18 million songs, and perhaps one of the best cataloging systems available. The new iCloud feature also lets individuals share music amongst each other more easily – allowing you greater access to music at a more affordable price.

2. Cloud Player
The name may not exactly be exciting, but Amazon’s Cloud Player is a great choice for those who are dedicated to iOS. Apple may have the better music selection, but not by much. Amazon has 16 million different music selections to chose from and the selection is only growing. Unlike Apple’s iCloud, Amazon’s Cloud Player allows you to play music within a browser, and you can play your music across any platform – you don’t need an Amazon specific device or the program downloaded, making it a true cloud service.

3. Music Beta
Google’s attempt at cloud music storage isn’t even worth it. The cloud music storage program is like a downgraded version of Amazon’s Cloud Player, and lacks a worthy music selection. Google hasn’t made any mention either of signing contracts with any labels to increase its selection.

Cloud computing has definitely revolutionized the music industry, just like the Mp3 did. There is no denying that music is an integral part of everyone’s life, and having the ability to move your music library from one device from the next is important. But when it comes down to which cloud program is the best, don’t sell yourself short. Go with either Apple or Amazon, and you’ll be able to enjoy your music, and plenty of it, from anywhere.

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