There was a feeling of contentment when it was found that one will be able to stream songs and movies using the iTunes in the Cloud. But it seems that Apple is taking a long time to launch the service.
However, there is some respite, as it has been found that the service has started in two European countries Austria and Switzerland. People living in these countries can now stream movies and songs using the iTunes from the Cloud.
Confirming the same, German blog iFun has also said that the rollout has started in European countries. Though there are a number of European countries that are still in dark about the service like Germany, process has started finally at some places.
One of the other things that have been unveiled is that only movies can be streamed through iTunes In The Cloud. The rule goes for Austria and Switzerland as well. Some of the countries, where the facility is available are Japan, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Latvia, Lithuania and Japan.
It was in 2011 that the service got launched in America. With the passage of time, Apple has started expanding the service across the globe. And, now millions of people are using this service to watch their favorite content.
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