At the Google I/O yesterday, Google Music Beta has announced to much acclaim. Info has been flying around on this one for some time now, and we finally get an opportunity to get hands on with it. Ok, well those of us who get the beta invite. Yes, I'm anxiously waiting for mine.
The service let's you upload up to 20,000 songs (that's not a typo) to your online account and stream them to devices like your computer, phone, or tablet. You can make your own custom playlists, or use a feature called "instant mix" which is automatically configured based on one song you choose.
The service does require Android 2.2 or higher, and is currently only available in the U.S. right now. The link below is the app download for those who get their invites.
Android Market link for Music 3.0
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Is it bad that I went and signed up for the invite as soon as I saw a teeet about it from #googleIO? And now, which will be better, Amazon Cloud, or Google Music?
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