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Android Market “Blowout Sale” offers millions of MP3s for 49¢

By Sam Koutroulakis
on 19 Dec, 2011

The Android Market has offered some great music deals in since its initial launch, and now they're offering one of the largest yet: Over half a million albums for $4.99 and over teem million tracks for 49¢. The music includes latest chart toppers from LMFAO to older legendary hits from Stevie Wonder. However, you won't find Sony albums or artist hub tracks in the sale.

Google Music Holiday Sale: 100 songs for only 25¢

By Cory Gunther
on 14 Dec, 2011

Google's hugely popular 10¢ app sale must have been a pretty great success because they've now announced that Google Music will be getting a similar treatment for the holiday season. Available right now Google is offering 100 of their top holiday songs all for just 25¢ each to get everyone in the holiday spirit. Buy some songs, stream them with your Android and enjoy some hot cocoa this Christmas season.

Android Market offering entire albums for $1.99 this Cyber Monday

By Sam Koutroulakis
on 28 Nov, 2011

How could we finish off Cyber Monday without taking advantage of another great deal in the Android Market? Well it turns out the it's offering entire select albums for $1.99 until 12am PST. Funny enough, if you click to view songs in the album - they still run at their original pricing.

Android Community Weekly: November 20, 2011

By Sam Koutroulakis
on 20 Nov, 2011

It's been great here in the tech world this past week, with Google Music now open to the public, some amazing Black Friday sales starting to emerge, and finally some more Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) in our lives. Monday, Notion Ink hinted that on November 17, Android 4.0 source code would likely hit the net. Fortunately, they were wrong again - as Google leaked it to the public later that same day!

Google Music expands to Google TV

By Michael Crider
on 18 Nov, 2011

You get no points for seeing this one coming. The new music purchasing and streaming options unveiled in the Google Music presentation are already available to all Android users in the US, and now they're rolling out to Google TV as well. Both the Android Market and Google's official Music app have been updated, allowing purchasing, streaming and sharing of individual tracks and albums through Google TV. The additional functionality should help Google TV to further compete with Apple TV, even if both are somewhat lacking in the product name department.

ICS tablet interface shows up in Android Market screenshots

By Michael Crider
on 17 Nov, 2011

By now you've probably been inundated with screenshots and hands-on photos of Ice Cream Sandwich on the Galaxy Nexus. (This is a good time to mention that we have screenshots and hands-on photos of Ice Cream Sandwich on the Galaxy Nexus.) But one thing that's currently missing is a good look at Ice Cream Sandwich's tablet interface. Well, it looks like Google just couldn't wait for an ICS update and started playing around on their own - screenshots of the tablet interface can be found on the Android Market listing for Google Music.

Android Market now showing Google Music, no update needed

By Cory Gunther
on 17 Nov, 2011

Google Music support and purchases was just announced at the "These Go to Eleven" event by Google yesterday. As I'm sure many of you already are well aware of. Many of us scrambled to test the new goodies and updated to the Google Music v4.0 app but that is just the music player. We can now search, preview, and buy music right from our Android phone but I'm sure many are wondering how since it's still not available in the market. Apparently it is rolling out in stages because a few of us have full access, while most don't.

Buy Google Music from your Android phone right now with Google+

By Michael Crider
on 16 Nov, 2011

Excited for the new Google Music, but can't stand the thought of waiting a few days to get your mobile MP3 on? The fire up your Google+ app and hit up a friend for some recommendations. If you follow Google Music link from within the Google+ app, you can purchase music directly from the Android Market - no PC required.

Google Music gives indie artists a direct sales platform with Music Hub

By Michael Crider
on 16 Nov, 2011

Music labels are so 20th century. As a company that's thrived in the 21st, Google understands that, and if Google Music is any indication, they're embracing it. The new Artist Hub allows anyone to post their music to Google Music and the Android Market for free, with a host of tools for managing and sharing content. All together, it makes Google Music and Android a pretty amazing platform for indie artists to share and expand.

Google Music App v4.0 now in Android Market, free streaming for all

By Cory Gunther
on 16 Nov, 2011

Well folks, its now official and all the details are right here. Google Music Beta has left the building and will now just be called -- take a guess -- Google Music. It has left beta but the big news here is it will actually be free for everyone and users can store and stream up to 20,000 high quality 320 kbps audio files with Google Music -- completely for free.