Google's been teasing
cloud-based music features in Android since its I/O conference last year, and the
recent leak of a revamped first-party Music app suggests that the plans haven't evaporated into thin air. Here's the latest tidbit:
GizmoFusion claims that this screen shot comes from a device running
Gingerbread, clearly showing "Music" as one of the accounts configured in Android's settings, which suggests that the system will be pretty deeply-integrated to sync your tracks just as it would your Twitter updates, your Facebook friends, or your calendar entries. Note that we don't have any new evidence beyond this one shot -- and we need to take
GizmoFusion's word that this is a Gingerbread device -- but we're wondering if maybe this isn't one of the new features in that
Android 2.4 build we've been hearing a lot about lately.
[Thanks, Bryan]
Android getting Google Music sync in Gingerbread? originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 14 Jan 2011 14:04:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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