The internet mogul "Google" has launched a new online service which integrates your music, movies, e-Books and apps into its new solo entity platform, "Google Play." I am referring to the three separate services;
Music
= Movies
Books
Android Apps
- Android Market
- Google Music
- Google eBookstore
These have been merged by the Google solitarily under "Google Play." The "Google Play" is designed to be available from your desktop and Android device or on the go. I believe, that this will curtail some confusion among the users and facilitate an enhanced application functionality of their purchased or other digital media content in the cloud.
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Music
= Movies
Books
Android Apps
Pros:
Google is well-known for its heaps of services and products. With so many services and products it becomes an optical migraine to find the right service, which could be utilized to reap a productive user integration and experience. This time, I can say that google has centrally organized its online applications by simply relabeling and merging its existing Android market, music and its eBook store. Since, the platform is cloud based, hence it is easily accessible from your desktop or a smart phone with the Google's Android operating system. It is also a major step in favor of its wide Android user base to amalgamate the significant branches accessible under one roof. Watch the above video and take a look at the newly conformed store - "Google Play" here.
- Data sync.
- Ease of access 24/7
- Data centralization.
- Data storage in the cloud (Unlike local data storage sync from Apple's iCloud).
- Data loss safety for your favorite music, movies, apps and more.
Other Features:
- High quality songs available for purchase & download.
- Atleast 20,000 songs can be stored for free.
- Rent new HD movies as they release.
- Thousands of Android apps can be downloaded.
- Read from massive collection of eBooks.
Cons:
With tech giants like Microsoft, Apple and Amazon already playing a mega rumble in the cloud, I would say that this isn't a new invention emerging out of the Pandora's box. Of course, it is going to get better and better to support more apps and Android devices in the future. Apple had already demonstrated and released a similar cloud based service for its users the previous year when Steve Jobs announced iCloud sync application. Therefore, I can say that "Google Play," is a multi Android sync alternative similar to Apple's iCloud for its voluminous base of Android users.- No internet = No data
Google is well-known for its heaps of services and products. With so many services and products it becomes an optical migraine to find the right service, which could be utilized to reap a productive user integration and experience. This time, I can say that google has centrally organized its online applications by simply relabeling and merging its existing Android market, music and its eBook store. Since, the platform is cloud based, hence it is easily accessible from your desktop or a smart phone with the Google's Android operating system. It is also a major step in favor of its wide Android user base to amalgamate the significant branches accessible under one roof. Watch the above video and take a look at the newly conformed store - "Google Play" here.
