Google Music Beta Starts Rolling Out Invites
Google Music Beta Starts Rolling Out Invites
Posted 05/20/2011 at 6:40am
| by Paul Lilly
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Have you gotten your invite yet? No, not the one to the party, but to Google's Music Beta service. Don't hang your head and pout if you haven't received yours yet, it will probably arrive soon, assuming you requested one in the first place. Word on the web is that Google has begun sending out invites to us regular folk, opening up the beta service to non-Xoom owners.
Engadget says it's received word from "numerous tipsters" that Google is chucking invites through cyberspace to those who requested one through the site. To recap, Google Music was announced at Google I/O as a way for music lovers to store and access their awesome song collection from anywhere. Once you upload songs to the cloud-based service, you can't download them like you can through Amazon, but you can stream them from any PC. You can create and sync playlists and edit track info, and then access it all from your Android device, too.
But, you need an invite, just like you used to need one for Gmail many moons ago. If you haven't already, go request one.
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Bogdan
September 05, 2011 at 2:41am
I have requested an invite. Hope that I will get it. This seems to be a good project.
Best regards,
510Gamer
May 21, 2011 at 4:42pm
Still waiting on my invite...Requested it the day it was announced...
penskeford
May 20, 2011 at 8:22am
I just wish they'd fix Android and roll out some updates to my lagging smart phone. Let's just focus on one thing and get it right before we do another project half-assedley!
Joji
May 20, 2011 at 7:19am
Oh gawd... another step for World Domination. Google... I've always enjoyed Google products, but I always get these bad feelings that Google would take over the world. LoL?
Paul_Lilly
May 20, 2011 at 7:28am
And by "bad" you really mean "good," because you, for one, welcome your new overlords, right? (Nod your head in agreement, we're being watched...).
Joji
May 20, 2011 at 9:33am
It really depends, because I read somewhere on the net (no not in MaximumpC nor the magazines), that the way Google takes over the world hurt many buisnesses and such. I believe that the world needs to understand each other and show some compassion. I believe, that the world should operate together, help each other, etc etc.
It's my own thinking, I mean, with so much coruption in the world with false wars, corrupt governments everywhere in the world (i.e. CIA funding Taliban since 1990, Ishihara govenor of Tokyo with his anime/manga bans), the consumer society (using kids to gain profit with their consumer products, the unethical use of ads), and the growing competition between so many vast companies, it's unbelievable.
And no, these are not conspiracy, they are actual facts from either wiki-leaks, or analyzing how companies do this or that (the 2nd paragraph stuff).
I hope to change the world one day, starting with non-military tools and vehicles to help the world in a good way.
And holy crap... one of the l33t members from MaximumPC just talked to me. O_o That's new... now email me. :D
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