Google Music All Access coming 'soon' to iOS
Google will bring its new streaming music service to iPhones and iPads this summer, possibly within a few weeks, says a company executive.
Google Music All Access, the company's streaming music service, will come to Apple iOS sometime this summer, according to a Google executive.
Speaking at the D11 conference, Android and Chrome chief Sundar Pichai said All Access is due for iOS in "a couple weeks."
A Google representative confirmed that, but hedged on the timeline, saying only, "Google Play All Access is coming to iOS this summer."
"[T]he teams are working like crazy to do it," said Pichai.
The service launched a few weeks ago at Google I/O 2013, the company's annual developer's conference. All Access costs $10 per month with a 30-day free trial, though people who sign up before June 30 will pay a reduced introductory rate of $8.
Currently, All Access is available only in the U.S. Google has said it expects to expand the service to more countries in the near future.