Galaxy S8 Gets An Exclusive Google Play Music Feature
There’s really no shortage of music services for your smartphone and many of you might be well aware that Google is running a music service of its own that the company calls Google Play Music. Back when the Galaxy S8 was announced in March, the company said that it had partnered with Samsung to provide Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ additional features to further improve the listening experience. Google Play Music is now offering an exclusive feature for Samsung’s new flagship smartphone.
The additional features that Google initially announced for Galaxy S8 users include the ability to upload 100,000 songs instead of the usual 50,000. All Galaxy S8 owners are also eligible for a free three-month trial of Google Play Music All Access.
Google has released an exclusive feature for Play Music users on the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ called New Release Radio. It’s basically an online streaming radio feature which will offer a selection of the hottest tracks that will be personalized to suit the user’s preferences.
Google Play Music is only offering this feature to users with a new Samsung flagship at this point in time. However, it’s quite likely that this feature might be eventually released for all Google Play Music users down the line.
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