mSpot mini review
The idea of mSpot is simple: select music folders or iTunes library to sync, and uploader will store your music in a cloud. Now you can listen to your music on mSpot web page or on Android (2.1+) client.
This is how playlist page looks:
The first two is smart playlists. Quick-List contains selected albums, artists or songs. You can quickly add current track to quick-list by tapping on big Q button. On My Phone playlist simple lists all track cached on your SD card – very convenient if you offline.
Cached tracks also shown in white color:
mSpot player:
A simple 4×1 widget and live wallpaper is also available.
Overall design and usability are good. Of course Spotify is better in terms of music discovery, sharing, etc. mSpot currently is more like DropBox, a cloud storage with the music streaming ability. One big plus, though: mSpot has not regional restriction, at least by now.
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