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It looks like Google Music and Google Android 3.0 will be launching simultaneously sometime in the fall/winter of 2010. Gaurav Jain, Android Product…...

According to Android product manager Gaurav Jain, Google Music will be launched concurrently with Android 3.0 (Gingerbread) at the end of this year. Presumably just in time to battle iTunes Live.

Apparently Google wants to take on Apple's iTunes with the next Android 3.0 update which should be released before the year is over. Google Music should be released along with Android 3.

The next-generation Android build named Gingerbread, slated for release later this year, may be getting some sort of music service though it's still.

The fact that the Android Music Store is designed to work with Android devices means it will be exclusive just like the iTunes / iPhone / iPod / iPad ecosystems. The difference is that Google is betting on a wide range of partners ...

As for the contents, a (somewhat mangled) Google translation sure enough indicates that Jain said, "Google will combine music download service next version of Android launched for the U.S. holiday season." ...

We store music on iTunes despite its stringent DRM, preventing us from freely sharing music. But like any innovation in the marketplace, it takes time for us to ...

Google Music - the company's answer to Apple's iTunes - is to launch on Android devices soon.

Google Android Market set to get a music store?! During the Google I/O event, the search engine giant showcased a new feature of the upcoming Android 2.2.

The next LTS version of Ubuntu10.04, alias Lucid Lynx, will include a commercial music shop named Ubuntu One Music Store that will initially be integrated in GNOME's Rhythmbox, but later possibly also in other music players. ...

The next LTS version of Ubuntu10.04, alias Lucid Lynx, will include a commercial music shop named Ubuntu One Music Store that will initially be integrated in GNOME's Rhythmbox, but later possibly also in other music players. ...