Samsung has announced the launch of the Music Hub cloud-based mobile music service, available in European markets from 29 May. The service will initially be available on the new Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone in France, Germany, the UK, Spain and Italy, and will be extended to a wider range of devices and countries soon. It is based on technology from subsidiary and mobile content service provider mSpot, with tracks provided by digital music service 7digital. The service will be offered free, allowing customers to preview and download paid music and store it in a digital locker accessible across devices. A Premium Version for GBP/EUR 9.99 a month will also allow users to upload their own music collection to the digital locker and access unlimited streaming and personalised radio stations.
