It’s official. The Music Beta by Google, that is. The search giant finally launched the much-anticipated music service at the Google I/O as expected. This new service lets anyone to upload their personal music files to the cloud for future access via streaming. Any Android device and computer can have your synced playlist so you won’t have to make a new one each time.
Some of the benefits of Music Beta by Google include the following:
music and playlists are automatically kept in sync
Instant Mix to create a playlist of songs
music playback even when offline
The digital locker service is only available to those in the US and is by invitational only, at least for now.
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