Google Music beta ready for iOS

Tats really interesting about google that they do have an open culture

CWilder:

I was perplexed by this myself, until I figured out a solution.

To fix the problem of some of your music not showing up on your iOS device, you have to delete the Google Music database from you device. Unfortunately, every time you add music to your Google Music account, you have to delete the database to keep your device up to date.

Go to Settings, scroll down and click on Safari, scroll down and click on Databases, on the top right click Edit and then delete the music.Google.com database.

The next time you go to Google Music, it will ask if it can increase the database size, tell it to increase, and you'll have a up to date list of your music. Repeat those steps every time you add music to your account.

Hopefully Google will at the least fix it so that we don't have to go through this hassle every time we want to update you Music account.

Hope this helps anyone else that is stuck with this problem too.

Google Service on iOS, whats this Google. Any new idea to work on...

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I've just finished, after two and a half solid days of uploading, getting my music all up in Google's cloud. Over 3800 songs (modest by most standards) show up in my MacBook's web browser when I log in. In my iPhone's mobile app, however, only FIVE songs will show up. I've tried rebooting, logging off and back on to no avail; five songs is what I can stream back through my iDevice. I've read two other comments elsewhere about the same issue and would love to know a solution. Thanks!

I am still happy about this even if it is just a web app. The web app while not as smooth as its Android counterpart looks nice. I am eager for an app solely so it can take advantage of the hardware and make a real smooth pretty looking app similar to the Android version. I am aware that soon Apple will have a very similar service available but the news is foggy as to the method of playback on a mobile device. Will I be able to stream it? Or will I have to download it? If the latter is the case then I will certainly pass.

The first sentence should be reworded with some past-tense verbs: "Google Music beta lets you upload your music library to Google's servers and stream the content to web-connected devices like your computer or Android handset, but not iOS... the service now supports iOS"