BENGALURU: People using Google Play Music can now take relief because Google has now come up with the Google Play App free for its users reports Zee News. Google's Play Music is a music streaming service, which makes it easy to discover millions of songs, instantly from any device. Unlike its paid version, the free version will not let users to choose their own songs to play on-demand. Instead what it does is it gives users an option to choose from pre-uploaded playlists, similar to Apple’s iTunes Radio.

Users now will get a major bonus, though: they can listen to their favorite music with internet streaming of up to 320kbps, which is cool. Free users are now limited to hearing only six songs per hour, but they can also pause the tracks but there’s a catch. They can't rewind or fast forward or even see what's next, which is a big game changer in the paid version.

Google Play Music lets you to listen to free music at any point of time in your day, whether you are working, at gym, or at the dance floor and it makes sure that your day passes by in ease. The new free ad-supported version of Google Play Music is launching first in the U.S and it’s available on the web today, and will roll out this week to Android and iOS devices, says Officialandroid.blogspot.in.

This is the right tool to reach the mainstream music fans, who are willing to pay but at the same time they are also not letting go of the chance that they are getting to use the absolutely free version of Google Play Music.