[Rumor] New Android Market and maybe, just maybe Google Music.

[t.crawford714]

Tomorrow at Google's press conference while they are showing off the almost, if not finished, Android 3.0, there will be a new market that is web-based. The reader might find this cool, I have. If you download an app on the market you don't have to connect your phone via USB cable anymore! All you have to do is wait, it downloads OTA with your phone automatically! Isn't that how we like things now-a-days? But wait, there's possibly more! Something called Google Music! Sure you may have everything on your computer, but what about your Android device? Well with Google Music you can now stream your music from your computer to your Android device!

Rumor: New Android Market, Google Music Announced Tomorrow | Android Phone Fans

Have a great day everyone!

 

[porkbrains]

The market is super broken for me... Thought it was my new root, but twitter confirms. I'd bet this has something to do with it. Same thing happened with last Market and Maps update.

 

[aDroidman]

I hope google music is worth it!! Im stuck using audiogalaxy till something better comes

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[t.crawford714]

It would be nice to see something like Google Music.

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[t.crawford714]

Also found on Engadget http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/01/google-music-and-web-based-android-market-could-be-announced-tom/

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[JKingDev]

gah. I dont want another music streaming service. I want a music syncing service. I'll keep my local copy. I dont want to be out of music when I have no reception.

 

[t.crawford714]

gah. I dont want another music streaming service. I want a music syncing service. I'll keep my local copy. I dont want to be out of music when I have no reception.

I have my most played songs on file but it would be nice to see a Google app.

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[kodiak799]

gah. I dont want another music streaming service. I want a music syncing service. I'll keep my local copy. I dont want to be out of music when I have no reception.

To me that's the big boat the companies are missing - subscription on-demand that you can take off-line. Maybe it is out there, and I think Napster is or was something like that but the best parts of artist catalogs were not included and I prefer 192bit quality.

That'd be a windfall for the recording studios and artists - $5-$10 a month and all you need is a way to measure play to allocate the revenues.

 

[t.crawford714]

gah. I dont want another music streaming service. I want a music syncing service. I'll keep my local copy. I dont want to be out of music when I have no reception.

To me that's the big boat the companies are missing - subscription on-demand that you can take off-line. Maybe it is out there, and I think Napster is or was something like that but the best parts of artist catalogs were not included and I prefer 192bit quality.

That'd be a windfall for the recording studios and artists - $5-$10 a month and all you need is a way to measure play to allocate the revenues.

I know with Zune you can pay like $10 a month and download as many songs as your heart desires...

 

[huskerkate]

gah. I dont want another music streaming service. I want a music syncing service. I'll keep my local copy. I dont want to be out of music when I have no reception.

Google Music is a syncing service.

 

[JKingDev]

gah. I dont want another music streaming service. I want a music syncing service. I'll keep my local copy. I dont want to be out of music when I have no reception.

Google Music is a syncing service.

Are there any details about how it works? I thought it was all still just rumors.

 

[t.crawford714]

If I remember correctly check out the link in my OP.

 

[JKingDev]

If I remember correctly check out the link in my OP.

Your OP says its a streaming service not a syncing service. The link does not seem to suggest otherwise. And unless I am missing something there was no announcement about it right? Just more honeycomb.

 

[t.crawford714]

If I remember correctly check out the link in my OP.

Your OP says its a streaming service not a syncing service. The link does not seem to suggest otherwise. And unless I am missing something there was no announcement about it right? Just more honeycomb.

And don't forget the new market

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[t.crawford714]

Everything says its a streaming service, I don't want another one, I want a sync, but I guess where would it store the files if your like me with over 80gb of music....

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