From An iPhone Head, Thank You Google

[Brooklynzson]

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Just make that switch bruh

 

[ryderldb]

Damn I wanna use this, but I listen to music mostly on the subway and most of that I'm in a tunnel.

 

[N*IT*2*WIN*IT]

^^^^^^(is a cheap b*stard)

says $0.99....

 

[OH SOHH TRILL]

so what happen when you're not on wifi or the celluar network?

 

[Kemyran]

My entire collection is in the cloud. Everything I load into iTunes automatically gets uploaded to Google Music.

But... I still got a 64GB card for my 16GB Galaxy S3 and prefer to play my music natively. I sync my phone with iTunes with iSYncr and all my music is on the phone. It's immediate, I'm not constantly streaming data and if I drive through an area of spotty coverage, there's no interruption in the music.

Still a cool feature, but I'd just rather actually have the files w/ me instead of relying on the network. Also, if I have a song I want to share... I can send it to a friend via email or use S-Beam now that a gang of people I know have S3's. Touched phones and sent a couple of tracks to a friend just this last weekend. It was dope.

 

[Two Stacks]

 

[1pmThursday]

Back when I was an iOS user, I used GoMusic as well, but if you're looking for a few more features and generally a better looking UI, I'd recommend that you guys use gMusic - Link. I always thought it loaded faster and the dev was more reliable with update; it also looked great on the iPad. Downside is that it's a $1.99, but if you ain't using Installous...well, do you.

For all the tinfoil hat wearers out there, I'd suggest Audio Galaxy. Basically, as long as you keep your computer on 24/7, you can stream your entire library from anywhere.

Personally, I got about 100GB on Google Play Music, and since I was already in much of Google's ecosystem, getting a Galaxy Nexus was a pretty wise choice for me.

 

[ThaBronxBully]

Back when I was an iOS user, I used GoMusic as well, but if you're looking for a few more features and generally a better looking UI, I'd recommend that you guys use gMusic - Link. I always thought it loaded faster and the dev was more reliable with update; it also looked great on the iPad. Downside is that it's a $1.99, but if you ain't using Installous...well, do you.

For all the tinfoil hat wearers out there, I'd suggest Audio Galaxy. Basically, as long as you keep your computer on 24/7, you can stream your entire library from anywhere.

Personally, I got about 100GB on Google Play Music, and since I was already in much of Google's ecosystem, getting a Galaxy Nexus was a pretty wise choice for me.

The UI Does Look Good, But The Negative Reviews Have Me Hesitant About Spending The 2 Bucks For It

Plus GoMusic Is The Only GooglePlay Related App In The App Store Where Your Data And GMail Log In Info Doesn't Go Through A 3rd Party

 

[Joe Sixpack]

Google is for the people..

 

[GoldenGlove]

I'm sure it's more convenient than having to plug your phone into a PC and syncing it with iTunes as well.

I download 100% of my music to my phone now and just transfer it accordingly. I don't see how people use a phone that doesn't let them do that out of the box.

 

[ThaBronxBully]

I'm sure it's more convenient than having to plug your phone into a PC and syncing it with iTunes as well.

I download 100% of my music to my phone now and just transfer it accordingly. I don't see how people use a phone that doesn't let them do that out of the box.

iPhone Lets You Sync Wirelessly With iTunes Though, U Dont Have To Plug In

Haven't Actually Plugged Into My Comp In A Min

 

[Moose_Greyjoy]

^^^^^^(is a cheap b*stard)

says $0.99....

I did the same thing

 

[Filthy McNasty]

I'm sure it's more convenient than having to plug your phone into a PC and syncing it with iTunes as well.

We iPhone heads are in a Post PC era...fukk a plug.

 

[ThaBronxBully]

Dudes Are Hard Up For 99 Cents? Really? lol

 

[HARLEM AL]

*shakes head because I have AT&T*