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Friday 27 May 2011

What is Google's new cloud-based service ?-Music



One of the first week it unveiled a service that Google is the new music player in the cloud-based .. Google's servers and then access to music from a new collection on a PC, Mac or Android device.we can upload a collection by Music Manager application to download and install the PC or Windows or Mac. Google is making the upload process is very easy. After install, it asks if you're using iTunes or Windows Media Player for your music collection, and then automatically capture and upload all your music. If you prefer, you can tell it to only take the music from your music folder or several folders in the country. Google's deal with music in MP3, AAC, WMA and FLAC formats, and allows you to store up to 20,000 files. How much storage space that translates varies with the average size of music files. If the average size is 3 GB per file track, for example, means that about 60 GB of space.

This is significantly better than the players recently released Amazon Amazon's Cloud - Amazon player does not handle WMA and limit the total space 5 GB of storage, regardless of the number of files. But Amazon store any type of file, not just the music - and if you buy the album from Amazon MP3, which limits up to 20GB. In addition, the Amazon MP3 purchases are not counted against the limit .

If you have a collection of music and want to share it among multiple devices, and want to Web-based access as well, then you want Google Music. It is simple to set up and use, integrates nicely with Android and is easy to use on the Web. It is superior to rival Amazon's service because it lets you have a larger collection and because it handles WMA files. Now the beta version is free in future they may charge.

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