If you have been waiting in anticipation for Microsoft to launch their new Xbox Music Web Player, you will be pleased to learn that, as expected, Microsoft has today launched the new Xbox Music Web Player service.
The new Microsoft Xbox Music Web Player provides a music streaming service for subscribers in a similar manner to that of Spotify and others in the market, and joins the currently available Xbox Music apps for Windows Phone, Windows, and Xbox 360.
Features and Benefits
The new Xbox Music Web Player allows users to synchronize playlists across different platforms for Xbox Music Pass subscribers. This means that whether you are using a Windows Phone, a Windows PC, or an Xbox 360, your music experience remains seamless and integrated. The service also offers a 30-day free trial, which is a great way for new users to explore the platform without any initial commitment. Additionally, there is a free service that is advert-supported. However, after six months, free users are limited to ten hours of streaming per month via Windows Phone 8, Windows PC, or Xbox.
One of the standout features of the Xbox Music Web Player is its ability to create and manage playlists that can be accessed from any device. This cross-platform functionality ensures that your music library is always at your fingertips, no matter where you are. For example, you could start listening to a playlist on your Windows PC at home, continue on your Windows Phone during your commute, and finish on your Xbox 360 when you get back home.
Integration with Other Microsoft Services
The new Xbox Music Web Player follows on from the launch of the service back in October of this year onto Microsoft’s Xbox 360 games console, Windows Phone 8, and its latest Windows 8 operating system. This integration with other Microsoft services makes it a compelling choice for users who are already invested in the Microsoft ecosystem. For instance, if you are using OneDrive for your cloud storage needs, you can easily integrate your music files with the Xbox Music Web Player, making it easier to manage your media content.
Moreover, the Xbox Music Web Player is designed to work seamlessly with other Microsoft services like Cortana, Microsoft’s virtual assistant. You can use voice commands to control your music playback, search for new tracks, or even create new playlists. This hands-free functionality adds a layer of convenience, especially for users who are always on the go.
For more information on the new Xbox Music Web Player, jump over to the website for details.
The launch of the Xbox Music Web Player marks a significant step for Microsoft in the competitive music streaming market. With its robust set of features, cross-platform synchronization, and seamless integration with other Microsoft services, it offers a comprehensive solution for music lovers. Whether you are a casual listener or a dedicated audiophile, the Xbox Music Web Player has something to offer. So why wait? Head over to the website and start your 30-day free trial today!
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