While it isn’t too flashy, the newly-discovered logo likely shows what Google will call its music service.
Recently discovered and posted to TechCrunch, a new ‘Google Music’ logo seems to indicate that Google’s entry into digital music sales will have a pretty straight-forward name.
Google demonstrated its over-the-air music service at Google I/O last month by impressively having an engineer purchase a song through an Android Market web page and having it almost instantly pushed to an Android device over 3G.
Google also purchased Simplify Media, a former iPhone App company, which will allow you to move all of your non-DRM’ed music into Google’s Cloud for use on any Android devices. This will likely also fit under the Google ‘music’ umbrella.
Apple (AAPL) is widely expected to release a similar service for its market leading iTunes at next week’s WWDC.
Video of Android’s push music service below:
Music starts at three minutes.
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Update: Proud mother, Nancy Rosen writes in:
My fifteen year-old son made this discovery and submitted the info to Tech Crunch, his name is Logan Rosen.
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