Google Launches Music Search Service
This week Google extended its services with a musical one that offers free streams and downloadable MP3s but probably to see in it a challenger to Apple's online music market would be too soon. The idea of the service which uses Google’s Onebox search feature (which presents the user with contextual information for his searches), is to enter a music-related term such as a track title, artist, album name, or even some song lyrics and it will display results with a song clip if one is available. For now, at least, Google's Music Onebox will only be available to U.S users.
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Google Launches Music Search Service
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