Following the announcement by Apple of the topics discussed at the next conference (IOS5, icloud and Lion), there are new data on icloud, service music store in the cloud. According to this information, users would not have to go to the Web content to enjoy their songs on different devices.

According to people close to the negotiations, Apple would have already reached agreements with three of the major record companies: Warner Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and EMI Group. In addition, the company could reach an agreement with Universal Music Group this week.

These agreements allow service users to have songs and videos stored on their devices without having to manually add files. The player ‘online’ store Amazon purchases by customers, but they have to manually go unrealized with the service.

Google and Amazon are trying to create similar services, but, says The Wall Street Journal, none of these companies have managed to reach agreements with record labels. Therefore, being the first company to launch the service would help Apple to get users of iTunes (currently there are over 200 million accounts) are loyal to the company and not migrate to other rival services.

Fewer tasks for the user

Sources close to icloud ensure that the service analyze Apple’s iTunes library and allow users to access it recognizes without having to upload or download, and thus not affect the memory devices. For the moment, nobody knows if they will be available only songs purchased with iTunes or if you can access all files in the library.

However, it appears that Apple talks with music publishers are less advanced. Publishers have control rights than those who control the labels, so also would require that the apple company reached agreements with them, something that could happen later this week in some cases, but that does not seem so close in other .