Launched back in 2005, mSpot was an early player in the cloud media game. mSpot music works just like Google Music and the Amazon Cloud Drive by allowing you to upload your collection to the cloud and stream it wherever you go. The company offers 5GB of storage to all users.
In addition to mSpot’s music service, the company also has mSpot Movies, a service for viewing movie trailers, renting films and even buying them.
The app is already available for iPhone, Android and Google TV alongside all of the most popular web browsers, and it will now be installed on all future Samsung Mobile and Smart TV products.
Today the electronics giant Samsung and the streaming media startup announced it had been purchased. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the deal is rumored to be worth an estimated $8.8 million.











