Google reportedly planning a music downloads service in their search engine. According to the source of the Wall Street Journal, Google is in addition to music service aimed at web users, will also be closely linked to the Android mobile operating systematically.
However, it is unclear whether they will work with music labels. The plan, Google will launch this music service later this year, followed by services that can be enjoyed by way of registering, in the year 2011.
Google is increasingly interested in further with the music service. Last year, Google began approaching other partners such as iLike and Pandora, so users can enjoy streaming songs from the Google search engine.
The first phase is estimated to Google music service is to provide an online music store where users can buy and download tracks. This service will be bound by the search engine services, so that each person who opens the page on Google.com and search for songs or music group, will be presented with a link to the service.
Later, the service also will be made into a Facebook service that will be compatible with Google's mobile-phone platform Android.
Each registrant will be able to immediately enjoy streaming music directly from the Internet, to their phones, so mobile users do not require large storage capacity for enjoying music.
This step appears to be increasingly harden the Google competition with Apple, with its iTunes music service. Music labels himself, reportedly enough welcomes Google's plan, considering Apple is now considered too dominant.
Some time ago, Apple bought online music service Lala.com, but quit the service. This led to speculation that Apple in the near future plans to launch a new version of iTunes that provides cloud-based streaming music to users.
In the United States music industry, according to NPD Group research, Apple controlled 28 percent of all types of music. Meanwhile, Apple's nearest rivals such as Amazon.com and Wal-Mart is still far behind Apple with each only control 12 percent market share.
However, it is unclear whether they will work with music labels. The plan, Google will launch this music service later this year, followed by services that can be enjoyed by way of registering, in the year 2011.
Google is increasingly interested in further with the music service. Last year, Google began approaching other partners such as iLike and Pandora, so users can enjoy streaming songs from the Google search engine.
The first phase is estimated to Google music service is to provide an online music store where users can buy and download tracks. This service will be bound by the search engine services, so that each person who opens the page on Google.com and search for songs or music group, will be presented with a link to the service.
Later, the service also will be made into a Facebook service that will be compatible with Google's mobile-phone platform Android.
Each registrant will be able to immediately enjoy streaming music directly from the Internet, to their phones, so mobile users do not require large storage capacity for enjoying music.
This step appears to be increasingly harden the Google competition with Apple, with its iTunes music service. Music labels himself, reportedly enough welcomes Google's plan, considering Apple is now considered too dominant.
Some time ago, Apple bought online music service Lala.com, but quit the service. This led to speculation that Apple in the near future plans to launch a new version of iTunes that provides cloud-based streaming music to users.
In the United States music industry, according to NPD Group research, Apple controlled 28 percent of all types of music. Meanwhile, Apple's nearest rivals such as Amazon.com and Wal-Mart is still far behind Apple with each only control 12 percent market share.