Google Play Music iOS App Launches In 20 Countries, Canada Left Out Again

Google has today released its Google Play Music app for iOS, which is now available as a free download in the App Store. While the app is initially available in 20 countries including the U.S. and U.K, Canada has been left out once again at launch.

The free version of the app allows users to listen to any of the songs they have backed up to Google’s cloud, while a $9.99 a month ‘All Access plan’ gives users the ability to stream or download anything in Google’s catalog to their mobile devices. Paid customers can also create a custom ad-free radio station from any artist, song, or album, and skip as many songs as they like.

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All the music is stored online, so users don’t need to worry about syncing, storage space or offline playback, and enjoy music playback across any device and on the web, seamlessly.

All Access features:

* Listen to unlimited songs

* Create custom radio stations from any song, artist or album

* Enjoy radio without skip limits

* Get smart recommendations based on your tastes

* Enjoy handcrafted playlists from our music experts

All Access and standard features:

* Add up to 20,000 of your own songs from your personal music collection using your Mac, Windows or Linux computer

* Listen on all your devices and our web player at play.google.com/music

* Access your music anywhere without syncing, and save your favorites for offline playback

* Experience all your music without ads

How to download Google Play Music in Canada? You will need a US iTunes Account. Click here to learn how to create one.

Download Google Play Music for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad [Direct Link]

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1His_Nibs1
1His_Nibs1
12 years ago

Why is Canada continually treated as if we’re some third world country by these tech companies?

Jay
Jay
Reply to  1His_Nibs1
12 years ago

because of the god damn CRTC -_-

Anthony Sylvester
Anthony Sylvester
Reply to  Jay
12 years ago

What rule does the CRTC have that is stopping Google music from coming to Canada. and does this mean that Canada will never get it, until the rule changes? I Did not get the new iPhone because I wanted “Google Now”, however not having Google music is becoming a big thing. I might go back to Apple.

Anthony Sylvester
Anthony Sylvester
Reply to  Anthony Sylvester
12 years ago

Update: I posted this on twitter :

What rule does the #CRTC have that is stopping #GoogleMusic from coming to Canada. and does this mean that Canada will never get it?”

and I got this tweet:

CRTCeng ?@CRTCeng 33m
@anthony_arms Hi! We don’t block music/TV services on the web. It’s business decisions by the companies. We suggest you contact them to ask.

HelloCDN
HelloCDN
Reply to  1His_Nibs1
12 years ago

Should ask the Bell and Rogers, and their puppets over at CRTC.

Matt
Matt
12 years ago

Couldn’t care less about Google Music. My iTunes Match service is a much better option me my Macs, iOS device and Apple TVs.

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