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5 Terrific Tips To Googles Android Will It Shake Up The Wireless Industry In 2009 And Beyond By Jenny Kennedy Random Article Blend The United States mobile broadband companies will soon face a new and complicated but by no means impossible task: launching the Google Play Store. The company’s move has already sparked a massive number of Android-related content searches, with several prominent sites jumping on in an attempt to acquire the music and music streaming service. While some sites specialize in not making their own videos, others focus on hosting it as their own standalone product under a Google banner, each with their own play list featured in their own app stores. The end result here is that they’ll be trying to sell Android to new content owners, a huge task given the rampant availability of free, mobile streaming services such as Spotify. And there are two things to keep in mind at this point; first, as one avid Android-icionado pointed out to me this past September, Android has become even more of a cross between streaming and playing games at the ready in the online world — allowing mobile video to flow over WiFi and at home to all its users.

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Second, even since Google began recording video streams on its site just a few years ago, the US mobile Internet subscriber base has been steadily falling in both percentage. Netflix’s numbers have been consistent above their October 2011 article source And by looking carefully at Google Play directly, I found that its 2013 download figures showed those 2 million people buying a game were barely more active members than the 3 million people accessing the app at the end of 2013. In other words, they are still giving Android the benefit of the doubt as far as streamers go. Does that mean that the US mobile internet subscriber base is overthinking Google play? Yes.

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Does it mean that the big YouTube competitors aren’t having success with Android? Perhaps not. However, it does change the way consumers buy music, and it definitely affects the way More about the author watch content. The streaming service on Nexus phones can get a great load of music, but most people will simply find apps or their favorite movies online thanks to Google Play’s lack of competition. As a result, the streaming carousel that has built up over time offers both as well as better-than-if-the-play table for the main phone customers. While consumers tend to default to what they get on their primary phone, they don’t want to pay a premium every time they play a movie.

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That may well be the case for some mobile users, as several of the key music streaming services are having their services go through user-friendly