Stream Music from the Google Music Cloud on Your Windows Phone

March 25, 2012 in News

CloudMuzik

Google Music is a fantastic service that allows users to store and stream thousands of songs all via the cloud. 聽Android users have been able to take advantage of this free service using Google’s free Google Music app. 聽However, Windows Phone 7 users up to this point have been relegated to using their browser to take advantage of the Google Music service. 聽Using the browser to utilize Google Music is hardly a desirable experience as it can’t even change tracks while the phone is locked. 聽In light of this, XDA member Snickler created CloudMuzik, an app that allows Windows Phone users the ability to stream music from the Google Music service. 聽CloudMuzik features include the ability to search for individual songs, artists, or albums, background art for each artist, and the ability to play songs in the background. 聽Google Music users wishing to take advantage of the free service on their Windows Phone, can download CloudMuzik in the Windows Marketplace for $1.29.

 

Source: 聽XDA

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