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choosing a music storage service can be a real gamble Apple Amazon and Google all have services that let you access your music in the cloud now the big question which one of these services is right for you to help you solve this we're going to use a gambling analogy let's do this at the Apple table you will need to pay $25 to play these chips represent the amount of songs you can upload to Apple's iTunes Match service at the Amazon table you get a free buy-in that's about 250 songs or if you choose you can pay $25 for a huge stack of chips this is Amazon's Cloud Player service at the Google table the dealer just gives you a stack of chips it's not as big as the one you paid for it Amazon but it's also double the size of chips you got from Apple the best part it's completely free so as you can see for a lot of people Google's the best option the mobile app isn't perfect but you can't beat the free price tag and the modest amount of storage you get if your music library is huge Amazon's Cloud Player could be worth checking out and if you like that Apple ecosystem well you know where to go for more information be sure to check out my article where I go to even greater detail over at how to Tina calm you can also reach out to me on Twitter with any questions or comments I'm Dan graziano CNET thanks for watching