in tech news streaming giant Spotify for what ever strange reason decided to switch a huge portion of its data from Amazon to Google's cloud service. Now im not a rocket scientist or a exec at Google but i can bet a pair of Daniel's white vans that this is a preemptive move in from both Google and Spotify. It was said that since Apple copped Beats Music and then created its own streaming service that Google was scrambling to find a way to compete and gain leverage in the Music Streaming game. So let just say Spotify switching to Google was the companies way of saying hey look we are up for sale if you want us so come and get it or maybe we are speculating and they just were sick of Amazon's shxt

Let me know what you think in the comment section below and do you think this is a good move for both Spotify and Google?

First Apple with beats then there was rumors of Twitter wanting to buy a music streaming service, now Google is in the hunt for it's own "Beats" music service. According to reports Google is not all to happy about it's music streaming service and it's name(Google Play Music All Access) so it's doing its due diligence to find a good suitor and it looks like Spotify maybe Google's answer stay tuned for more news and official announcements as I will post when more details are shared...............

Hmmm Sprint is in the news a lot recently to continue on with news about the carrier looks like Sprint is getting into the streaming music game. 

It's been reported that mobile carrier Sprint will be teaming up with music streaming service Spotify to take on AT&T/Beats Music. The deal is officially going to be announced April 29th in New York City. No official price yet but expect it to be similar to AT&T/Beats 15$ family plan.

If your a spotify user is this interesting news for you?