Google Play Music All Access to come soon to Apple's iOS
It has been rumored for quite some time now that Apple prepares new updates that will enhance the usability of its devices.
It seems that one of the new updates that the company will present is the Google Play Music All Access, which will be accessible on the iOS platform in just a few weeks.
The public announcement was made by Google, which revealed that its Play All Access subscription music service will soon by coming on Apple devices, too.
Sundar Pichai, the senior vice president for Android, Chrome and Google Apps said that this new app is absolutely great. It will allow users to access unlimited music, naturally on a monthly subscription. This is a competitor service to Spotify, a lot of similarities existing between the two.
However, Google Play Music All comes with certain updates, allowing users to access many elements from radio service Pandora, which means that it offers users the possibility to start a radio station from an individual track.
The new service also suggests users certain new releases or tracks that Google’s algorithms think users will find enjoyable and would listen to.
These suggestions are based on the listening habits of the user. Moreover, users can blend their own tracks, stored on the Google Play cloud service.
The Google Play Music All Access service was announced by Google earlier this month, during its annual I/O developers conference. While Google is supporting Android based devices, it seems that the giant has decided to focus part of its attention on the iPhone and the iPad.
The company has revealed at this event that they will also bring cross-platform support to the iPhone and the iPad.
This new Apple collaboration with Google comes after a series of rumors indicated that Apple was actually working at a brand new service, the iRadio, which was said to be released during the summer.
Sources claimed that Apple was already working to obtain rights from major publishers in the music industry. Sources also revealed that this upcoming iRadio service will actually be a custom streaming solution similar to the popular Pandora.
It seems that one of the new updates that the company will present is the Google Play Music All Access, which will be accessible on the iOS platform in just a few weeks.
The public announcement was made by Google, which revealed that its Play All Access subscription music service will soon by coming on Apple devices, too.
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However, Google Play Music All comes with certain updates, allowing users to access many elements from radio service Pandora, which means that it offers users the possibility to start a radio station from an individual track.
The new service also suggests users certain new releases or tracks that Google’s algorithms think users will find enjoyable and would listen to.
These suggestions are based on the listening habits of the user. Moreover, users can blend their own tracks, stored on the Google Play cloud service.
The Google Play Music All Access service was announced by Google earlier this month, during its annual I/O developers conference. While Google is supporting Android based devices, it seems that the giant has decided to focus part of its attention on the iPhone and the iPad.
The company has revealed at this event that they will also bring cross-platform support to the iPhone and the iPad.
This new Apple collaboration with Google comes after a series of rumors indicated that Apple was actually working at a brand new service, the iRadio, which was said to be released during the summer.
Sources claimed that Apple was already working to obtain rights from major publishers in the music industry. Sources also revealed that this upcoming iRadio service will actually be a custom streaming solution similar to the popular Pandora.
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