We were thrilled back in 2011 when Google released their cloud music service for Android. With local storage getting smaller and smaller, who wouldn’t want their music stored in the cloud? Steaming it down is a much easier (and cooler) solution. However, the corresponding Play Music app for Android isn’t exactly the best. AndroidPolice wrote at great length about exactly why it has a long way to go. The solution to Google’s less-than-stellar first-party offering comes from the good folks at XDA. Developer bubbleguuum has created GMusicFS. In ...

One of the nice things about the internet is that it's just as easy (if not easier) to listen to music online for free. Quite frankly, if you have an internet connection, there is absolutely no excuse for paying for music. The opportunities to stream literally any band are nearly limitless. Downloading music for offline listening is another matter, but there's still a massive amount of streaming music available. Here are a couple of places where the music is ...

Google Music has finally dropped that nagging Beta at the end of the title and moved up to the big leagues. We've previously written about how Google Music can be the ultimate music synchronization solution. Clearly this is intended as a counter to iCloud and Apple’s recent initiative into cloud music storage. The question, however, is whether Google Music can compete with Apple. After spending ...

So you just got hold of a shiny, new Android tablet but couldn’t get around your head on what apps to install? Making matters worse is the fact that there are thousands of apps available on the Android Market. While most of these Android apps are meant for Android phones, most of them run and scale well on your Android tablet. What apps will get you get first? This guide will help you decide which Android apps to ...

Google's music service in the cloud has been in beta for a couple of months now. I'm not really sure what's taking Google this long to release the service for public consumption. It seems pretty stable and as far as current features are concerned, I don't think there's anything left to do to enhance it some more. It's also possible, Google is waiting for Apple to launch its iCloud service first, to ...

Amazon, Apple, and Google are all launching cloud-based media storage services, and they are all competing to manage your media collection. These services are vastly different, and each one of them has a lot to offer. The service you choose will depend on the size of your collection, how you want to access your collection, and your budget. Each of ...

As more of the applications we use move to the cloud, we grow more and more dependent on our Web browsers. Now that you can put your entire music collection in the cloud, you should be able to control song play from your browser without flipping back to the same tab or browser window. We have previously written a complete overview about the

Google’s new Music service is now in Beta, and it promises to help you keep your music in sync across all of your devices. If you’ve tried to keep your music collection in sync between two devices, or tried to share an iTunes library between two PCs, you know how frustrating and time consuming it can be. Google Music allows you to put your music in the cloud once, and ...

Google India has launched a new product in the labs section called Indic Music Search, which allows Bollywood music lovers to search for and listen to any songs right from the Google website. The interface is similar to Google Search with a simple search box that lets you search for a specific song, album or an artist. Google has partnered with several ...