Music Beta lets you upload your personal music collection to listen anywhere, keep everything in sync, and forget the hassle of cables and files!
There's a good chance Google's music storefront will launch within the next few weeks, perhaps sometime this week, even if the company only lands licensing agreements with two of the four major record labels. That means the music-sharing "twist" revealed last week -- where Google Music users can purchase and share songs -- will only be available to songs by the two record labels that have actually signed on.
Currently Google Music users can upload their purchased music to Google's servers and either stream them back to a desktop or mobile browser, or use Android's headphone-themed Music app to stream the music to a tablet or smartphone. Users can also re-download their songs to a local hard drive or SD card to listen in offline mode and conserve costly data usage.
Google Rules! :)
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