Microbloggers tweet their first impressions of Amazon's new Cloud Player service

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Tuesday 29 March 2011 00:00 BST
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"Amazon Beats Apple And Google To Cloud-Based Music Storage/Streaming," tweet microbloggers following the announcement of Amazon's Cloud Player music streaming service in the US.

"Amazon cloud player looks pretty cool," say microbloggers who have trialled the service.

People living outside the US are not so happy and have been complaining, "Why oh why do so many apps and services have to have US-only launches? Amazon, I'm looking at you with your new cloud player."

"Love Keurig?" is promoted in first place while the hashtags "#hoodphrases," "#idontunderstandwhy" and "#dontactlikeyounever" grab second, third and fourth places in Twitter's most talked about topics on the morning of March 29.

Dear New York City: "You will be my home someday," "please get warmer so we can dress for Spring!" and "horse-drawn carriages are cruel!" read "Dear NYC"-themed tweets.

"?Single ?Taken" is back in the chart in sixth place, "Hell Date" is new in seventh place as Twitterers post their ideas of dates from hell, and breakfast cereal "Fruity Pebbles" is new in eighth place.

The name of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? character "Jessica Rabbit" grabs tenth place in today's top trends.

The top 10 most talked about topics on Twitter on March 29 at 7:30 AM GMT are:

  1. Love Keurig? (promoted)
  2. #hoodphrases (new)
  3. #idontunderstandwhy (new)
  4. #dontactlikeyounever (new)
  5. Dear NYC (new)
  6. ?Single ?Taken (-1)
  7. Hell Date (new)
  8. Fruity Pebbles (new)
  9. Amazon Cloud Player (new)
  10. Jessica Rabbit (new)

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