Qriocity has arrived.

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grolschie

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#77613 18-Feb-2011 23:33

Hello. I noticed on our Sony BDP-S370 that the Qriocity service has arrived. Maybe it has for Bravia TVs also? It's a subscription service though...

semigeek

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#441430 19-Feb-2011 09:12

I was just reading about this, $13.99 a month for streaming music that can't be stored. I kinda like to be able to take my music with me wherever I go. Not have it streamed to me.

vexxxboy

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#441435 19-Feb-2011 09:39

and dont forget it can only be streamed to a sony product

Common sense is not as common as you think.

semigeek

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#441439 19-Feb-2011 09:56

Actually it can be streamed to any web based computer, but certain features are only available on Windows PC's

grolschie

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#441444 19-Feb-2011 10:29

Currently playing with the free trial. I must remember to cancel before the 30 days are up, if not wanting to be charged for the next 30 days subscription.

ascroft

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Subscriber

#441447 19-Feb-2011 10:47

I would refuse to use it on principle with such a stupid name - same as Nokia calling things Ovi. Talk about brand confusion...........

“AI” aka Machine Learning 2.0 - where is the AGI we were promised???

JarrodM

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#441448 19-Feb-2011 10:50

grolschie: Currently playing with the free trial. I must remember to cancel before the 30 days are up, if not wanting to be charged for the next 30 days subscription.

You can delete your credit card details on the website incase you forget.

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Hobchild

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#441454 19-Feb-2011 11:08

They have plans to introduce it on Android based phones which should increase it's popularity a bit.