After months of being in beta, Google Music has finally become available to the public. Offering to stream 20,000 of your favorite songs to your phone for free, it could be an enticing alternative to other services, such as Spotify. It also brings a whole ecosystem with it, providing free songs and the ability to purchase songs through Google
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Android PlayStation app to stream music, video
According to Sony Insider , that PlayStation app for Android phones is going to do more than let you see if your PSN buddies are online. No, games aren’t part of the plan but when you’re not staying up to date on PlayStation title releases and comparing trophies, you might be streaming music and video on demand. A lot of the information surrounding this app is unconfirmed at the moment
Android’s coming music player leaked
When we were shown “something beyond Froyo; an early development build” at Google I/O 2010, most of us were hoping that the super sexy music player with enhanced capabilities would be coming in Gingerbread. Of course, that wasn’t the case.
Google Music coming by Christmas
Ever since Google IO, whispers of Google Music and when the service will go active have been getting louder as time goes on. Reuters now has word that Google Music will (hopefully) be up and running by Christmas. The only problem hindering the process is Google’s lack of deals with record labels.
SoundHound changes music search for Android
I like Shazam. It’s installed on the first day I begin using an Android device and the shortcut is always either on one of my home screens or in a folder on one of my home screens. And while it generally does a good (not great) job of identifying songs in real world situations, it can’t get them all
