Google Music Beta roll out begins in the UK: time to celebrate!Reports are flooding in that Google has extended invites to its cloud-based music streaming service for residents of the UK. The buzz over Google Music has been building since it launched in the US following Google I/O.

In order to enjoy the music-streaming goodness that is Google Music Beta, you’ll need a Nexus S running Android 2.3.4. Users who fit the bill will be greeted with a self-install notification following the completion of the sign up on Google’s website.

Pocketnow is reporting Google’s Books is also available to owners of the Nexus S in Europe, but we haven’t been able to confirm this. If you’re unfamiliar with Google Music Beta, don’t forget to check out our review, here.

via PocketNow

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  • John

    Still getting the message that Music Beta is only available in the US, but I can confirm that Google Books is currently alive and well on my Nexus S

  • guest

    same as above… any particular steps we have to do to get it working?

  • Dave

    It’s letting me in… though I did get an invite by a roundabout method while it was still technically US-only.

    Irritatingly you need a Mac or Windows PC to upload music – and Windows VMs aren’t allowed. Sucks for Linux users.

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