‘Google Play Music All Access’ Missing Features

Today, Google announced their answer to streaming music solutions.  Like Spotify and Rdio, it allows users to stream a (seemingly) limitless library of music anywhere via your Android device or your web browser. Although I’m giving the free month a run for its money, there are things that are painfully and obviously missing in the solution. 

  • Limiting uploaded music to 20,000 songs
  • Scrobbling listening to services like Last.FM
  • Import playlists created in Spotify, Rdio, and more
  • Podcast Subscriptions
  • Sharing songs to friends via other services (Facebook, Twitter, Spotify)
  • Control playback from keyboard

If Google released or planned to release these features, you’d have me as convert. Until then, I’m not convinced.

Northeastern University to host the Information Design and Data Visualization Boston 2013 Symposium.  The mesh between design and information has always been intriguing. It makes me ecstatic to see my alma mater and the Consulate of Switzerland joining forces to cover this discussion. Will you be there?
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Northeastern University to host the Information Design and Data Visualization Boston 2013 Symposium.  The mesh between design and information has always been intriguing. It makes me ecstatic to see my alma mater and the Consulate of Switzerland joining forces to cover this discussion.

Will you be there?

Source: northeastern.edu

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