Google Prepping iTunes Competitor, Reuters Reports

Reuters reports that Google wants to have the music store and streaming/syncing service in place for Gingerbread's launch later this year, but there's one problem: Google has yet to sign a single licensing deal with the major record labels -- though Reuters says companies are eager to partner with the Web giant. With only four months to go before 2010 comes to a close, Google will have to work quick to get the labels on board and a product out the door. With the purchase of Simplify Media earlier this year, we know the company has at least some of the streaming technology in place, but that service piggybacked off your existing music library. Building a store from the ground up is going to take a lot more work.





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