Amazon Cloud Drive, Google Music Beta and iTunes in the Cloud.

Amazon Cloud Drive

Google Music Beta

iTunes in the Cloud

These are the currently available services from Amazon, Google and Apple respectively. The more the merrier as long as they do not make me spend more money.

iTunes in the Cloud: You get exactly what you paid for.

Following after the Apple WWDC 2011 Keynote, I obsessively refreshed iTunes 10.3 download page. Not until later in the evening the download actually happened. Immediately I checked all of the purchased songs and music videos from iTunes Store. As expected all past purchases of iTunes plus songs are DRM-free, while the ones I never upgraded still has the DRM.

Apple is doing something right for the consumer, especially for those who had catastrophic hard-drive failure and without any backups.

Let’s see how far iCloud will go.

Hundreds of Apple Developers are eager to break iOS 5 NDA.

Following the introductions of iOS 5, hundreds of registered Apple Developers are busy refreshing Apple Developer site only to see the familiar “We’ll be back soon.” yellow sticky note.

A registered Apple Developer who goes by the nickname PrettyAwesomeTechBlogger told us that he/she (let’s face it, most likely it’s a he) couldn’t wait to post screenshots of iOS 5 on the blog and Facebook profile in addition to Twitter.

Another Apple Developer who spoke to us under the condition of anonimity also emphasized that he/she (once again, it’s a he; no girl developers are seen in 13 mile radius from Moscone West) would immediate post all the details of iOS 5 ahead of Apple-centric sites like AppleInsider, MacNN, TUAW and 9 to 5 Mac. “I will be the one who break the NDA first, not those sites!” he/she added.

What is NDA?