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michael_stutzer on 14 January 2013
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disolitude said:
michael_stutzer said:

The thing is, if it increases to 100 MB after you do something, let's say, and you undo it, only a fraction of that 100 MB comes back. You can have a full phone with only a handful of apps if you do the same thing over and over. I guess your method would work but I don't think a lot of people realize that. It is good to know there is a workaround though. 

Music streaming is too much of an hassle. It unnecesarily eats your data and battery. I use Google Music for cloud storage and it lets you pin certain songs to internal memory.

Thats a cool feature. I would have checked a while ago it out but Google Music isn't yet available for Canadians unfortunately. There is even a 3rd party gMusic app for windows phone lol.  I find Skydrive quite satisfactory for music thanks to the 3rd party apps which allow for proper music streaming experience. By itself Skydrive is not a good music experience at all. 

But yeah, with my plan here I have 6 GB of data and its only 10 bucks per GB after. I have yet to go over in the year that I've been streaming songs...

It is not available over here either, I used Thor to sign up.  If that third party app is good (if it supports save to internal memory option) I recommend it. You can store 20000 songs for free.