Google has released a new iOS web app, which lets users of Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod touch to access the service Music Beta. This application is used via the Safari browser on music.google.com, instead of the App Store, and thus "fool" the necessary approval stage of a formal application from Apple.
The launch of Google Music Beta iOS devices will provide Google the opportunity to share users before the Apple iTunes Match for iCloud makes its debut this fall.
The iOS web app offers an impressive user interface with full access to approximately 20,000 songs that you do upload to the service. Of course, you can search for songs, and classification according to the artist, song and playlists.
The Google wants to release an official iOS application, but with Apple to be preparing to give the public the iTunes Match and iTunes in the Cloud, may take some time before they approved the application. The Google Music remains in beta stage and is available free invitation format currently.
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