Google giving holiday gift to Google Music users!
Google cares a lot about their users, and today it’s a lucky day for all the Google Music users. Good news for all the Google Music users is that you people are getting a travel bonus from Google, and trust me, such kind of stuff …
Europe poised to see Google TV music, movies in coming days
Google TV owners living in Europe ( U.K., France, and Germany) will soon have the ability to download music and movies from Google Play. A post on Google+ tells us that the the features will enabled on November 13 as it finally gets away from …
Google Play Movies, TV shows, and Music finally come to Google TV
In a move right out of 2010, Google today announced that Google Play Movies, Music, and TV shows are now available on Google TV. Should you have already, or plan to, purchase or rent content, you’ll be able to watch it directly through your Google …
Beats Audio building a smartphone, TV, and music service?
HTC and Beats Audio formed a relationship last year when the Taiwanese giant announced the HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio. Recently, word on the street that that HTC and Beats Audio might split up, but then HTC came out and cleared the air, saying that everything …
Google not satisfied with Music numbers, aims for better results in 2012
Google Music launched just a few months ago, and has since been widely adapted by users as a place to store, stream, and discover music. By all accounts, Google Music seemed to be doing very well, but that might not be the case according to CNET. Google …
Google Music now on Google TV; get your Saturday Night Fever on in your living room
Are you guys ready for some more Google Music news? Google Music has made its way to Google TV, turning your 52″ LCD TV into a virtual boombox. Get ready to cut a rug (literally) in your living room while nosy neighbors dial 9-1-1 in …
Google Music officially launches with 13 million songs
After months in beta, Google Music arrives with an arsenal of features.
Google Music to feature Free Song of the Day?
Bearing a distinct likeness to the new Android Market and Ice Cream Sandwich, Google Music is eye catching.
Google hosts Android ‘Special Event’ November 16th, probably Google Music related
Google has been sending some mysterious invites, packing the words ‘ These Go to Eleven‘ (a totally awesome “Spinal Tap” reference) and showing a few Android and Google Music related hints. On top of that, the emails came from “Nigel Tufnel,” Christopher Guest’s character from …
Music coming to the Android Market soon?
A Google Music store has been in the works for a long time and the only thing that prevented it from launching with Google Music Beta were the major music labels. Google has since worked hard on gaining the trust and approval of said companies …
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Is Google Finally Ready to Fully Compete in Music Space?
The lines are getting blurred more by the day as Silicon Valley’s tech titans continue to offer new and expanded services. No longer strictly operating as an online retail outlet, Amazon now provides music, movies, digital books, and more. Apple, for their part, offer hardware …
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Invite your Friends to Google Music (U.S. Only)
If you have been wanting to try out the new music streaming service provided by Google, now is your chance. Google has now opened up invitations a bit so that additional users can experience the music service. Unfortunately there are a few downsides to this in that it’s …
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Google Music App Updated
The Google Music app was recently updates to version 3.0.1. In this new update, users can now delete songs stored on the SD card. Some bug fixes were included as well. According to AndroidCentral, this update also removes forces closes for custom Gingerbread ROMs. If …
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Google Music Sync is Working for Select Rooted Devices
Ten months after getting our first taste of Google Music, the service is found to be working on rooted Android devices. Could the official announcement be far off?
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Android Market URLs Hinting at Things to Come (Books, Music, and Movies)
We’re not sure how long these domains have been around but we are watching them now. How soon until we see books, music, and movies integrated into the Android Market?
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