Google&#39;s Negotiating Its Way Into An Online MP3 StoreS
Google currently has an online music service, Music Beta, that
serves as an online digital locker. You can upload your music
library and access it remotely, but you can't purchase new music
through the service. This limitation puts Google at a distinct
disadvantage when compared to its competition.  And there's a
lot of competition. Services like Rdio and Spotify offer
subscriptions that'll let you stream music across a variety of
devices. iTunes will match your music and sync it through
iCloud. And then there's Amazon's Cloud Music which lets you
upload and stream your personal library. You can also add tracks
by purchasing them from Amazon's Mp3 store, but there is no all-
you-can-eat subscription.