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Google Music is Now Live
May 10th
At Google I/O today, Google announced its much anticipated music services that compete with iTunes and Amazon Cloud Player. The Google Music service is currently in “beta”, and is available to users in the US only. It appears that Google has still not been able to convince the music labels, thus the service is limited at the moment. Read More
Google Fails to Strike Deals With Record Companies, May Partner With Spotify
Apr 22nd
According to reports, Google hasn’t been able to sign deals with major record companies for its next cloud based music platform. Apple is way ahead in this arena, and apparently Google lacks somebody as dynamic as Steve Jobs to convince the music industry. To overcome this hurdle, it is reported that Google may partner with European based Spotify to power Google Music.
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Google’s Own Cloud Based Music App Leaked
Apr 5th
It seems that Google does have an answer to Amazon’s cloud based player for Android and the web. The folks at Tech From 10 somehow managed to get their hands on the developer version of the Android Market which enabled them to download Google Music 3.0 for Android. The site also provides a download link to the application along with some extra screenshots, but looks like the website is down at the moment. Read More
Amazon Kills Apple and Google Music Offerings With New Cloud Based Music Service
Mar 29th
Amazon has just revealed its new cloud based music streaming and storage service dubbed “Amazon Cloud Player” and “Amazon Cloud Drive” that will kill Apple and Google’s music services. The new service from Amazon allows users to store music in the cloud, and then stream it from the cloud using the Web or an Android device. iOS devices are not yet supported by the Cloud Player. Read More
“Steve Jobs is Personally Responsible for Killing the Music Business” – Bon Jovi
Mar 14th
Some people (including me) thank Steve Jobs and Apple every single day for inventing the iPod and also for saving and redefining the music industry. But there are also people like Bon Jovi who think that “Steve Jobs is personally responsible for killing the music business.”
In 2001, Apple introduced the iPod that didn’t just the change the way we listen to music, it changed the entire music industry. According to recent interview with The Sunday Times Magazine, Bon Jovi said the below about the leader of Apple and the person who has changed the world in so many ways for the better.
TweetMusic is Now Available for Free
Feb 17th
The Beatles Come to iTunes
Nov 16th
Ping Added to iTunes App for iPad
Nov 14th
DevDialogue – Capo App Developer Speaks
Nov 12th
Capo for Mac and iOS completely redefines the process of learning music. With its revolutionary interface, mind boggling engineering and extraordinary features, Capo helps you learn how to play your own music from your iTunes library. In an interview with TheAppleGoogle, Mr.Chris Liscio shares with us the idea, his thoughts on the Mac App Store and the development process.
