Email inboxes are sounding with celebration this afternoon as some users are reporting their invite for Google Music Beta has arrived. Armed with an Android 2.2 smartphone (or higher), web browser or tablet, you’ll be off to races, ready to start uploading your library to the musical cloud.
We’ve covered Google Music extensively, but in case you’re in need of a refresh since Google I/O, here’s a quick recap. Using a helper app (Music Manager), Google Music Beta will search your machine for all available music (iTunes/Windows Media Player/Music folder/other folders) and begin uploading said tracks in the background. You can begin listening to your immediately during the upload process and tracks will be added as uploads complete. Depending your Internet connection, over the course of the next hour(s) your entire music collection (up to 20,000 songs) will become accessible on your Android device(s) or any web browser.
Has anyone else who requested an invite been greeted with an invite to Google music beta? If you haven’t already, take a look at our tips for adding your name to the list.
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