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Software & Apps

APPy Hour – Google Play Media

September 20, 2012 : BY Motorola

Take your mobile experience to the limit on the new DROID RAZR M  by MOTOROLA, or on one of the DROID XYBOARD tablets with the latest versions of these apps from the Google Play Store. From the hottest network and cable tv shows, to indie and blockbuster movies, to music, books, magazines, and the entertaining world of YouTube, the Google Play Store has you covered.

Google Play Movies and TV

Buy your favorite movies and TV shows or just rent them to watch instantly on your Android phone, tablet or directly on the web. Want to watch them offline? It’s no problem when you use the Google Play Movies & TV app for Android.

TV shows currently available in the U.S. only.

Google Play Music

Shop for your favorite tunes, build playlists, share music with your friends — all using the Google Play Music app. Your songs are stored online, so no need to worry about syncing or wasting precious storage space. You can add up to 20,000 songs from your existing personal music collection for free.

Available in the U.S. only.

Google Play Books

Choose from millions of titles including new releases, New York Times best sellers, or up-and-coming authors. This apps makes it easy to start reading exactly where you left off, no matter which device you pick up.

YouTube

Enjoy the latest version of this popular app. Keep up with your favorite YouTube channels and access the world’s videos anywhere.

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Features, Software & Apps

Motorola Helps You MAXX Out Your Work Playlist

April 9, 2012 : BY Motorola

With music festival season kicking off this weekend, it’s time to get in the mood to camp, rock out or just plain chill. To help you have the best experience, check out the Google Play Music app which lets you store all of your purchases and up to 20,000 songs from your personal files, for free. And you can listen to them on the web or your mobile device without the hassle of wires. You can also choose from millions of songs to buy on Google Play, and browse hundreds of free songs to download too! To get started with Google Music, click here.

And once you’ve gotten all the best tunes, grab the DROID RAZR MAXX by Motorola so you have a smartphone that delivers fist-pumping from the polo grounds for longer than the competition. With the RAZR MAXX battery life, you can listen to music 23% longer than on the iPhone 4S and 38% longer than the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Because as we all know, the last thing you want in the middle of your dance party is to have the music stop.

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Software & Apps

New music … and new ways to listen

November 25, 2011 : BY Motorola

Time to face the music. Your playlists are looking a little … tired. Give your music library the facelift it needs with songs from Android Market. There are millions of songs available for purchase, as well as a collection of free music.

And the best part about buying songs from Android Market? Being able to listen instantly, from anywhere with Google Music. Whether you’re online at your computer, out and about with just your phone, or on your tablet, as soon as you buy a song from Android Market, it’s instantly accessible through Google Music and the Google Music app on your device — no wires and no syncing required. Android 2.2 or higher is required.

Google Music stores all your Android Market song purchases, plus you can add up to 20,000 more songs from your personal music collection for free.

Other Google Music highlights:
* Free song of the day
* When you like what you hear, share it with friends. You can share a free full play of the songs you purchase from Android Market with your friends on Google+.
* Exclusive tracks and albums from popular artists — The Rolling Stones, Coldplay, Busta Rhymes, Shakira, Pearl Jam and Dave Matthews Band

So, make your ears happy. Get shopping for some new jams in the Android Market, then get listening with Google Music and the Google Music app.

Tagged as: android market, cloud computing, google music, itunes, motorola, music, music app

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