I must wonder if it will have the same great success as they did in Europe in the US. After all, the US market is fairly saturated already. Is it really different from the likes of Mog, Rdio, Rhapsody or Grooveshark?
From articles I've read, it seems that tech writers call it the "Holy Grail", then describe features that the others already have. Was it just the allure of using something that isn't available stateside? I don't even think it competes on the price point, probably being the same price as everyone else.
Or am I a blind man, missing something that everyone else sees?
[EDIT: I put in an invite request, just like most of you. If it does turn out to be pretty good, I want to see it myself.]
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 22.0 ms ] threadFrom articles I've read, it seems that tech writers call it the "Holy Grail", then describe features that the others already have. Was it just the allure of using something that isn't available stateside? I don't even think it competes on the price point, probably being the same price as everyone else.
Or am I a blind man, missing something that everyone else sees?
[EDIT: I put in an invite request, just like most of you. If it does turn out to be pretty good, I want to see it myself.]
Disclaimer: I formally worked with Grooveshark.