Google today pushed a new release of its HTML 5 equipped web app for iOS users. The Google Music Beta player works with mobile Safari for iOS 4 users and it isn't so bad after all. It's smooth looking and works impeccably, though you'll have to allow it 25 MB of space. You can play any of your songs in your library, shuffle and search within your cloud library. It's also got multitasking enabled so that you can listen to music while accessing other apps. Unfortunately, this means that you still can't download the music within the app and access it offline.
Officially, Google has not made a statement about a native iOS app. But this is a definite upgrade from the last version of the browser-enabled Google Music. At least this one looks like it's catered to iPhone users.
brandonwalkermedia
September 08, 2011 at 7:44pm
the article head line says "No, it's not native, which means you can download the music within the app and access it offline" should it say "Cant download?"
