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HP may bless webOS with cloud-syncing music store

Rumor has it that HP is preparing to go into the cloud-based music storage fray. A reader at PreCentral sent in what purports to be a confidential PowerPoint presentation indicating the TouchPad will launch with an HP-branded music and film store, in addition a sensible syncing service that caches frequently accessed media for local playback. It will o.k. be the ” Music Synergy ” that SVP Steven McArthur mentioned to us. Amazon has already launched such an app and it’s all but official that Google is planning the identical thing, so it only is smart that the corporate would need to imbue webOS with similar powers. We will’t verify these claims ourselves and the slide above is obviously a wonky Photoshop job, however it’s would hardly be surprising after snatching up Melodeo and the streaming music service Nutsie. And, while webOS and Android are working to banish the quaint ritual of plugging your cellphone right into a computer, we are able to only imagine what the Lala team is as much as — maybe Jobs has them washing his turtlenecks.

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