Google Music Beta Nexus S 4G, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Web Walkthrough Video
As you probably know, during Google I/O 2011 in San Francisco, the Google guys launched Google Music Beta a service that enables users to store up to 20,000 songs, and is currently on an invite only basis but you can join by sending Google a request.
But perhaps before jumping right in for a spin you may like to watch a walkthrough video where Google Music Beta is taken for a spin on Samsung Nexus S 4G, Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet and a Macbook, so you can get an idea how things work.
Thus we have just that for you, a Google Music Beta walkthrough video covering the above and delivering a lengthy twenty minutes of checking out the Google guy’s new service courtesy of Noah Kravitz over at Technobuffalo.
So to find out all you can about Google Music Beta working on an Android smartphone, Android tablet and on the web, head on down and mash the play button, and feel free to let us know your opinions on Google Music Beta and whether you will eventually be trying out the service…enjoy.
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4 thoughts on “Google Music Beta Nexus S 4G, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Web Walkthrough Video”
Looks mint for me, can't wait for phone!
How will Chromebook feel for music fans? It will feel like crap, that's how. Figure it like this: Anytime you can't access *your* music because the cloud is down, the network is slow, your router is crapping out, name your reason, you'll feel the right fool when you can't access *your* stuff. http://bit.ly/m8G2rZ
How can I make my galaxy tab be recognised on my laptop as its not recognising it when i try to install it from the music manage install app.Just need the app for my tab rest works ok on pc.
How can I make my galaxy tab be recognised on my laptop as its not recognising it when i try to install it from the music manage install app.Just need the app for my tab rest works ok on pc.