Introducing Google Play


Greetings Geeks,

It's my pleasure to introduce you to Google Play.

Google is (basically) saying goodbye to the "Android Market". This new conglomeration of popular Google features is now the go to source for all your entertainment.

I'm going to break this down into simple terms. Google is renaming Books, Music and Android Market into Google Play.

People who use these services already are simply getting a facelift.

Do these features sound familiar?
Buy a book on your desktop and it's instantly available on your Tablet.
Buy a song on your phone and it's instantly available on your Desktop.
The only feature I'm not sure of is the Video feature to start a movie on your phone and pick up where you left off on your desktop. But I admittedly never used Google Video before, so I have no frame of reference.

Get Google's description and a trailer for the product after the jump.
 
Google Play is a new place to experience music, movies, books and Android apps and games, available anywhere you go. Google Play lets you store up to 20,000 songs for free and buy millions of new songs. It’s home to 450,000 Android apps and games, houses the world’s largest selection of eBooks, and gives you access to thousands of your favorite movies for rent, including new releases and HD titles.

With Google Play your entertainment is stored in the cloud and can easily go with you when you're connected or offline. No wires, no hassle. It’s how you buy and experience digital entertainment on your Android device and any web browser on any computer.

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