As it has been
anticipated before,
Google has launched its very own music-streaming service as part of
Google Play at yesterday's
I/O conference. As
Billboardpoints out, the service is called Google Play Music All Access. An access that comes with a price tag -- the service, which debuts Wednesday in the U.S., costs $9.99 per monthly subscription and a 30-day free trial. A discount of a monthly rate of $7.99 has been offered to those that join the service until June 30. Hence, no free, ad-supported, long-term version of the service, like rivals like Spotify, are expected to follow.
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