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They're not launching another Android phone but the same concept applies. T-Mobile and Google Music decided to invite everyone who's been on tv or film to their launch party at Mr Brainwash Studio. As with T-Mobile events, it included the celebrity magenta carpet and a lot of ladies that were convinced by their publicist that it'd be a good idea to make an appearance. Yes, we've got another overload post here.
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As for Google Music, it's anyone's guess to how they'll fair against iTunes. They'll be selling the music of Universal Music Group, EMI Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Merlin Network; however, not Warner Bros Music, they're still hashing out the numbers. Overall though, it's a catalog of over 8 million songs.
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As for Google Music, it's anyone's guess to how they'll fair against iTunes. They'll be selling the music of Universal Music Group, EMI Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Merlin Network; however, not Warner Bros Music, they're still hashing out the numbers. Overall though, it's a catalog of over 8 million songs.
Like Apple, Google Music will price songs from about 99 cents a track up to about $10 for an album. About 20,000 songs are available for free. But unlike most music sites, it will also allow those who buy songs to share their music with friends, who will be able to listen to the entire song or album once in a try-before-you-buy fashion. Most other download stores offer only 30-second samples. [Source]
