About 2 weeks ago, at Google I/O, Android 2.2, Froyo was introduced by Gundotra. But, that was not all. Gundotra also announced a new section in the Android Market — Music. Much details about this new project were not disclosed at that time.
The name of the new service may have been found through a new logo that was hosted at Google’s server.
The logo was hosted here. But, it has been taken down by Google and now you’ll find there a 404 Error page.
Google Music will be an over the air service for Android devices — hear a song, purchase it, download it automatically to your Android device.
The service will make use of Google’s recently-acquired Simplify Media’s technology, offering a desktop app that will give you access to all DRM-free media on Android devices remotely, service similar to that of iTunes.
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