Google Music will soon be a rival of Apple’s iTunes.

Google Finally Launches Google Music Service

Apple’s iTunes music service finally gets a rival. After a long wait, Google finally launched its online music store service called Google Music on 16 November. This launch ten years ago from Apple’s iTunes release in 2001.

This service offers a variety of features such as streaming, download, and social networking media that can make the user see the collection of music from other users through their gadgets.

Unfortunately, for now, Google’s new music is available in the United States. Millions of songs are available there also can be accessed through the music store on the Android Market for users of Android based phones. The service allows users to download more than 13 million songs from the three major label worlds, namely Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and EMI Music.

The songs that have been purchased will automatically be synchronized with the user’s music collection. Additionally, for users who have social networking accounts + Google can also share one full free play tracks with other users who also use Google +.

“Google Music helps you spend time listening to your song collection with ease. And do not forget to raise the volume of your speakers at level eleven, “said Senior Vice President of Mobile Google’s Andy Rubin

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