LONDON: Google has continued its tradition to facilitate its users. Now in a recently Google has released a new update to its Google Play Music. The new update is now able to store 50,000 songs on the cloud for free and users have not to pay anything for it.
Announcing the update to Google Play Music, Google said that while the service previously allowed users to upload up to 20,000 songs in the cloud for free, the storage limit has now been increased to 50,000 songs.
As a result of the update, Google Play Music users can now upload up to 50,000 songs for free; and subsequently stream or download the songs again later.
To take advantage of the increased free music storage capacity on the cloud, interested users have to go simply to the Google Music page and sign up. They have to then install the small program which uploads their songs to Google’s servers — all for free.
However, for users who want to stream the songs which they do not own, the Google Play Music service has a $10-per-month subscription option. Users who opt-in to the Google Play Music subscription service when signing up for free music storage can also avail the benefit of on-demand access to millions of songs, similar to the Spotify or Beats Music service.
