Google Music, a useful service that no one’s using, has just made it easier to get started with a new scan and match feature for storing your music online. After hitting Europe last month, it’s ...

Google Music users have been complaining that the search giant's new scan-and-match service is mixing up different versions of songs, a recent report says. Google recently launched a free music ...

Up to now, Google has been the poor boy of online music, but that’s about to change. It rolled out a scan and match feature on Wednesday for Google Music users that gives the search giant a leg up on ...

The feature that helps users avoid having to upload every song individually to Google's cloud will be offered free of charge to consumers, first in Europe and then in the U.S. Greg Sandoval covers ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Depending on your fondness of certain words in music, the Scan and Match feature that Google implemented to ...

CNET defined the scan-and-match feature as “a process whereby a user’s music can be stored on the computer servers of a host service,” and it said the service could then online stream songs to ...

Google Music went live in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain this week, bringing the company up to speed with the likes of Amazon and Apple by allowing users to purchase songs and albums while ...

At an event today in London, Samsung announced Music Hub, a music store with over 17 million songs and the ability to scan-and-match your current library to make it accessible on the go. At an event ...

It wasn't very long ago that Google Music landed in Europe-- to the delight of local music lovers, we're sure. On its trip across the pond, the service gained a unique new feature called scan and ...