It's official: YouTube Music will fully replace Google Play Music this month. This won't come as a surprise -- YouTube announced the change back in August, and over the last few months, Google ...

but Google is in the final stages of shutting down its longstanding Google Play Music app and service in favor of YouTube Music. The shutdown will start in September in Australia and New Zealand ...

Google’s plans to wind down its Google Play Music service in favor of the company’s newer YouTube Music have been known for some time. But Google this week has given users a deadline on making ...

At the start of December, the Google Play Music website and mobile apps officially stopped working for all users worldwide. It marked the biggest milestone in the transition to YouTube Music ...

as well as how it affects Google Play Music, which is the default music app on many Android phones. YouTube Red is now called YouTube Premium, and it will still provide an ad-free experience ...

Well, it’s not like Google didn’t warn us: Google Play Music will officially shut down at the end of the year. If you’re wondering what that means for you, your music collection, and your ...

Google Play Music died last week. We've known this was coming for some time, and nothing ever happens across the entire Google user base all at once, but many bereaved Google customers are ...

YouTube Music and Google Play Music. The combined team is working to eventually unify Google’s music services. Google informed its staff about these changes Wednesday morning, and confirmed them ...

With Google Play Music now double dead and even fully disabled on devices in favor of YouTube Music, if you’re simply not a fan of the replacement, you might be looking for some serious audio ...

Google has made its streaming music service Google Play Music free to use, without a subscription. The catch is that you'll have to listen to ads, similar to the way free versions of Spotify and ...

Here’s how Apple Music compares to Google Play Music. In a lot of ways, Apple Music and Google Play Music cover a lot of the same ground. They both work on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows ...