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Shopper's Market: Battle for the Cloud

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Digital music storage is heading into the cloud.

Cloud you've heard about it so what is it it's a remote storage space for your music -- digital music lockers so.

How does that work Wall Street Journal personal tech columnist Walt Mossberg break -- bank you take.

All the music you own.

And stored -- and then it will streamed down to or download down to.

All your devices.

Some recent players in the cloud arena have been Amazon's cloud drive and Google music.

Mossberg says upload speeds to music lockers are slow sometimes taking today upload your music from your computer to the locker.

Apple's iTunes -- service does things a little differently from the competition.

Putting all of your music -- cloud without forcing you to upload it.

They just in -- computer.

You're right to see what songs you have and they match them with and twenty million they have the right suit and boom.

They populated a locker with food music you long this.

Service we'll match any song regardless of its origin.

It could be bought from another store ripped from a CD or even downloaded illegally Mossberg that.

ITunes match costs 25 dollars a year.

And stores up to 25000.

Songs in New York Brenda Buttner Fox News.