Today Google held their special event to officially announce Google Music, which included a ton of mini-announcements. There was litterally so much information that it could turn into a dozen posts, but we captured the hightlights in bullet form after the jump. Read on for all the latest details.
- Google Music accounts are now open to all US residents – music.google.com
- Music purchases are live in the Android Market - market.android.com/music
- Google Music Android app was updated to version 4.0.9
- Music partners include EMI, Sony Music, Universal, and a number of independent labels
- Users can upload up to 20,000 songs from your personal music collection to listen from any computer or on your phone, even offline. All for free
- Once your music is online, it’s always available. Playlists are automatically kept in sync, and you don’t have to worry about cables, file transfers, or running out of storage space
- Any song that a user purchases can be shared over Google+ to allow a full free play for their friends
- Exclusive music from Rolling Stones, Cold Play, Busta Rhymes, Shakira, Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews Band
- Android Market has hundreds of free songs
- T-Mobile announced a special partnership with Google Music that will allow customers to bill music purchases to their monthly phone bill
- Google Music Artist Hub will allow artists to create their own account for $25 and start uploading music. Revenue split is 70/30
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