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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.

Android Gingerbread - Android 2.2, better known as FroYo, is barely out of the stables just yet, but that doesn't mean Google is resting on its laurels with word of Android 3.0 aka Gingerbread being prepared for a Q4 release later this.

Even with iTunes the primary music source, Google has been building on it's own music service. Possibly as early as this fall Google will have a system that.

Google is still keeping mums about the rumored Android 3.0 OS aka Gingerbread. See release date, features and supported mobile phones of this new operating system.

Yesterday we learned some interesting things about the next release of Android (code-named Gingerbread). One supposed caveat to the future iteration is that.

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.

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." ...

The rumored HTC Vision has kept me very entertained with stories of it running Android 3.0, with a slide-out keyboard and dual-core processor. It sounds like a fantasy-phone, but could be real, judging by these latest Gingerbread ...

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 ...

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 Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) is planning to launch a digital music service as part of the Android 3.0 launch. Android product manager Gaurav Jain revealed that mobile devices will be a big part of Google's music strategy. ...