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At today’s I/O Conference, Google announced the introduction of Music Beta, a new system for storing and syncing music collections on the cloud. It launches today as an invite-only service for US users: You can request an invite on the Music Beta page. The service allows the storage of a whopping 20,000 songs, blowing Amazon’s similar, 5 GB-capped service out of the water, and Google said today that it will be free for at least as long as it is in beta. One Twitter user jokes that based on Google’s lengthy beta track record — Gmail was in beta from 2004 to 2009, for heavens’ sake — that it will probably be free for five years. Even if it isn’t, Music Beta brings something new and exciting to the table.
Post by Laggy.RETURNS on May 18, 2011 12:34:52 GMT -5
If it's free, I will use it to manage music on my android phone and listen to music without taking up my disk space. If it's a pay service... screw that. I'd rather pay for grooveshark mobile if it came down to it