YouTube’s new music streaming service reportedly launching next March

[Rembrandt]

Google is clearly run by people who know nothing about building products and it shows.

chrome, chromebooks, android, google home, google, gmail, google maps, pixel, google fiber, youtube, etc. What makes you say that? The number of releases/apps they develop that eventually die off?

and apple doesn't have that issue much because they're nowhere near as diversified as google. Microsoft is and they have the common issue of dropping products/services to forget or end them later, same with Amazon.

Adblock isn't available on every device that you can play YouTube on.

If you only watch YouTube on your PC it's a win... What about everything else?

adblock is on android at least. might require a root, though.

really excited for this. google play music is pretty underrated. they have amazing playlists and their radio stations are far better than their competitors. the ability to save local tracks to the cloud is 10/10, too, since it's essentially seemless and updates as you download music.

i'm curious to see how this pans out and if they'll ape spotify like apple did or go in an entirely different route.

 

[Apollo Creed]

chrome, chromebooks, android, google home, google, gmail, google maps, pixel, google fiber, youtube, etc. What makes you say that? The number of releases/apps they develop that eventually die off?

and apple doesn't have that issue much because they're nowhere near as diversified as google. Microsoft is and they have the common issue of dropping products/services to forget or end them later, same with Amazon.



adblock is on android at least. might require a root, though.

really excited for this. google play music is pretty underrated. they have amazing playlists and their radio stations are far better than their competitors. the ability to save local tracks to the cloud is 10/10, too, since it's essentially seemless and updates as you download music.

i'm curious to see how this pans out and if they'll ape spotify like apple did or go in an entirely different route.

60% of the things you listed dont make money/are failures.


Google fiber was a damn flop

 

[Rembrandt]

60% of the things you listed dont make money/are failures.


Google fiber was a damn flop

lol, which ones?

and not really. supposedly the plan was to entice ISP to start offering gigabit internet and it didn't help that some ISP worked to sue cities to stop the expansions.

but yeah, it didn't pick up the way it should have, unfortunately. but it's still ongoing and seemed to have rolled over into their plans to offer wifi to everyone.

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[AB Ziggy]

chrome, chromebooks, android, google home, google, gmail, google maps, pixel, google fiber, youtube, etc. What makes you say that? The number of releases/apps they develop that eventually die off?

and apple doesn't have that issue much because they're nowhere near as diversified as google. Microsoft is and they have the common issue of dropping products/services to forget or end them later, same with Amazon.



adblock is on android at least. might require a root, though.

really excited for this. google play music is pretty underrated. they have amazing playlists and their radio stations are far better than their competitors. the ability to save local tracks to the cloud is 10/10, too, since it's essentially seemless and updates as you download music.

i'm curious to see how this pans out and if they'll ape spotify like apple did or go in an entirely different route.

5 out of 10 of those products listed were purchased, not built.

 

[gldnone913]

I use Google Play and I love it

I'm assuming this new package would be for existing subscribers as well.

 

[Rembrandt]

5 out of 10 of those products listed were purchased, not built.

they still helped build them into what they are today.