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iTunes Match Rolling out Globally now

After some false starts earlier to day and plenty of is it or is it not querstions being cast about, iTunes Match is now launching across Europe and other parts of the world. It is available here in Ireland now for €25 per year and is available to subscribe to through the iTunes Store.

With iTunes Match you will be able to store copies of your music in the cloud and stream it to up to 10 devices at 265k quality. As the process does not rely on you uploading your whole music collection to the cloud it should result in lower set up times.

 

Have you subscribed to iTunes Match? Let us know how it’s going for you below in the comments.

 

 

 

John

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