Google Play Music is expanding its free music-storing service.
Starting today, Google Play Music users can now store as many as 50,000 songs for free. Previously, Google only allowed free storage of 20,000 songs on its cloud service.
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Google Play Music works across Android, iPhone, and iPad, and it allows users to upload music from iTunes.
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