Since the release of the iPhone, users have been able to use their device as a format to listen to and download music through iTunes; something that they have always been particularly smug about.

For Android users, there has never been a comparable equivalent until now. Google have announced that they will be launching a new music service for the European market that will be live from 13th November.

Google have finally come to an agreement with the Warner Music Group which mean that there will be access to a whole wealth of current music.

In addition to being able to browse and download music, customers will also be able to store up to 20,000 songs for free on the cloud; something that rivals Amazon and iTunes do not offer.

As well as its music features, customers will also be able to both rent and purchase films on their devices.

By Sarah Marie Jones

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