Microsoft has confirmed rumors that said the Redmond, Washington-based company planned to launched a web version of Xbox Music. Microsoft officially announced Xbox Music last October (opens in new tab) as an answer to services like Amazon MP3 and iTunes. Up until now, Xbox Music has only been available via Xbox Live, Windows 8, and Windows Phone devices. However, it seems you'll soon be able to access the all-in-one service from the web, too.
The Verge on Tuesday reported that Microsoft was prepping a web version of Xbox Music so subscribers could access the service across various platforms via a web browser. Though there was no direct confirmation from Microsoft at the time of the post's publication, the Verge did point to updates to Microsoft's Xbox Music pages (opens in new tab) that confirmed Xbox Music's upcoming availability on the web.
Better still, if that weren't enough for you, Microsoft has actually gone and confirmed the the news to Engadget. Though the company didn't share anything beyond that, it's thought Xbox Music will launch at music.xbox.com, which currently doesn't go anywhere.
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