Google Music Store Will Launch This Quarter. Google Launching Music Service. You’ve seen Amazon’s cloud music service.
Now get ready for Google’s music service. They’re going to look pretty similar. Google is preparing to show off a new music service at tomorrow’s I/O conference. And like Amazon’s launch earlier this year, the company is doing it without the approval of the major music labels and publishers. Google Music will roughly mirror what Amazon showed off in March: A service that loads copies of music that users already own into an Internet-based server, which lets them stream the songs over the Web and onto Android phones and tablets. A First Look At Google Music Beta. As anticipated, Google unveiled their music service today at their I/O conference, Music Beta.
The emphasis is on the “beta” right now as Google clearly isn’t launching the full service they had wanted to — you can thank the music labels for that. So how is it? What does it look like? We’ve been granted early access to the service and have done a quick walkthrough. Below, find some screenshots of how it will work.