Jukefly Lets You Stream Your Music Library to Any Browser, No File Uploading Required

Services like MP3Tunes.com are awesome for music fiends because they let you access and listen to your music from any web browser. However a common pitfall of MP3Tunes.com, Anywhere.fm and similar services is that in order to get up an running, you first have to upload all of your music files to the service, which can be both a time and bandwidth consuming process. That is why Jukefly is so welcome. The service lets you play your music collection without having to upload everything first. Instead Jukefly connects directly to your computer and streams it directly to the internet browser you are currently using. Of course there is a catch - your computer at home will have to be turned on for this to work. Oh, and one more sort of catch - Jukefly is currently not Mac compatible. Dang.

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