Apple has "completed work" on your cloud based music storage service and according to a new report a competing service from Google to start is set. Citing two people familiar with both companies plans, Reuters reported that the new service is iTunes customers stored their songs on a remote server, and they from anywhere they have access an Internet connection. The report adds that Apple still has new licenses for the service log on and that the major record labels hope, secure deals before the introduction of the service, although they have not yet said, be. Apple reportedly working on the music service since some time that may or can be bound in a reconstruction of the MobileMe.
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