Moozone

Moozone

Moozone.com is a cloud-based online music storage (aka digital locker) service and digital music store. It is owned by Multimedia Online Services, Inc. The beta version of the web site was launched in September 2009. At the moment of the launch the service had over 6 million indie tracks on sale in Mp3 (320kbps) format.

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Features and restrictions

Online Music Storage

The online music storage provides native support for Mp3, M4a and Ogg formats. There are no restrictions on the content uploaded. Files can be uploaded from any computer (browser) or supported smartphone. By default each user's digital locker is limited to 2GB. Additional storage can be purchased or rented.

Access from a 3G enabled device

In January 2010, an Android application was released. The application allowed users to stream, upload and download their music files from and to their phones.[1][2][3]. On May 17, 2010, the application was downloaded over 10000 times[4]. Today the application is also available for Android tablets[5].

Online Store

The online store has over 6 million indie tracks on sale in mp3 format (320kbps), which are offered through a partnership with MediaNet[6]. The site offers 30 second previews for each track in the catalog. Each track purchased gets copied into user's personal digital locker, which later can be downloaded or streamed.

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