If you use Google’s Play Music locker service, you know that you have to install the Music Manger app on a computer to upload files off of your hard drive to store in Google’s cloud. If you want to upload local music from a phone, tablet, Chromebook, etc., you’re pretty much out of luck. You’d have to either buy the music from Google Play or add it to your library, if you subscribe to All-Access.
According to some pieces of code in Play Music, we may start to see the ability to upload music directly from a browser, skipping the need for installed software. It was found by an unofficial Google blog, so Google hasn’t said anything about it, but if the pieces of code are there, it clearly looks like Google is considering adding this to their music service. It would be really helpful for people that only use tablets or Chromebooks and don’t have a laptop or desktop to upload files from. Hopefully we won’t have to wait too long before Google makes something official.
source: Google System
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