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I know Google Music is already out in the US, but when will it be available in the UK?

And will it be available on Android at the same time?

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  • You're asking us to speculate; this isn't a good question for this site. I'm sure you can read the official Google blog as well as we can. They're sure to announce when it becomes available elsewhere.
    – ale
    Mar 11, 2012 at 22:28
  • Sorry I wasn't aware that it hadn't been announced yet. I thought I just couldn't find it. If I had known that I wouldn't have asked
    – Curtis
    Mar 12, 2012 at 0:04

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Official Google Play Help Page explains it as follows:

Q: What is Google Play?
A: Google Play is a new digital content experience from Google where you can find your favorite music, movies, books, and Android apps and games.

Q: When will I get Google Play? What markets is this available in?
A: We’ll be rolling out Google Play globally starting today. On the web, Google Play will be live today. On devices, it will take a few days for the Android Market app to update to the Google Play Store app. The music, books and movies apps will also receive an update today.

Around the globe, Google Play will include Android apps and games. In countries where we have already launched music, books or movies, you will see those categories available in Google Play, too.

Q: I live outside the US. When will I get the books, music or movies verticals? I only see Android apps and games? A: We want to bring different content categories to as many countries as possible. We’ve already launched movies and books in several countries outside the U.S. and will continue to do so overtime, but we don’t have a specific timeline to share.

Q: What types of content are available in my country?

  • Paid Apps: Available in these countries
  • Movies: Available in US, UK, Canada, and Japan
  • eBooks: Available in US, UK, Canada, and Australia
  • Music: Available in US

You may check out the link for more info.

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