TechHive: Google's All Access music may finally come to iOS

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Google's All Access music may finally come to iOS Oct 3rd 2013, 19:04, by Jonathan Seff It makes perfect sense that when Google launched its own streaming music service in May, mobile support was limited to Android devices. Because, you know, open. What would All Access look like on an iPhone? We may soon find out. And then remember how a few weeks later, Google senior vice president Sundar Pichai told Walt Mossberg that the company would be bringing its Google Play Music All Access service to iOS "a couple weeks from now"? Yeah, good times. Fast forward nearly half-a-year, and it seems that we may be closing in on Google's definition of "a couple," as Engadget reports that "sources aware of Google's plans have let slip" that an iOS version should be out by the end of October. Why the holdup? Engadget points to an earlier chat with the product manager of All Access about its Flash-based DRM needed to appease music labels. And as we all know, iOS devices don't run Flash. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Media files: googlemusic_primary-100037937-small.jpg

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