Microsoft to announce 'Woodstock' cross-platform music service at E3?
Are you missing Zune and looking for a Microsoft flavored replacement? According to The Verge, Microsoft will be announcing their new music service at E3 this year. Code named 'Woodstock,' the service is allegedly going to be cross-platform, including Android, via an in-browser music player.
The replacement for the Zune service, won't require any browser plugins and is said to integrate deeply with Facebook. While expected to be shown off at E3, the service isn't expected to be launching until later on in the year alongside Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. The bigger question remains, is there room for another music service on Android?
Source: The Verge via WPCentral
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