Google’s Music service, which enables you to upload and stream your own music collection, has ended its invite-only period and is now allowing anyone to sign up. Anyone, that is, who resides in the United States. There’s no option for Australian users yet.
Last week, we rounded up Google features we wanted to see rolled out in Australia. Today’s announcements at Google I/O add a whole new set of options to that list.
Google just unveiled its new cloud music service to the world, and we’ve checked out the beta to see how it works. Here’s a tour of some of our favourite features.
Google Music! It’s pretty much the music service you would expect from Google: Streaming all your songs from the cloud, once you’ve told them what you have, and a bit of offline caching.
Google is internally testing its long-rumoured streaming music service, Google Music, according to CNET. Hopefully Google’s acquisition of music streaming tool Simplify Media will pay off soon. [CNET]
