Play Music and All Access arrive in Canada

Canada, you’ve got music. Google has finally made Play Music available to Canadian users, bringing the streaming functionality much of the rest of the world has been enjoying for some time now. In addition, Canadians will get a special offer to try it out.

For today — and today only — Canadian users can get access to Play Music All Access free for 60 days. The free trial is only redeemable today, so if you’re interested, stop reading and hit the link below to claim your trial!

All Access and Play Music are two of the better offers for cloud music. Google lets you store 20,000 tracks free of charge, and All Access’ catalog is growing daily. Google claims the service has over 20 million tracks to choose from, too.

We’re sure our Canadian readers are well versed in Play Music and All Access, so we’ll simply encourage everyone to sign up. We test a lot of apps and services, and Play Music is still a go-to around the Android Community offices. On the go, at home, even Chromecasting — Play Music has it all.

Source: Google

Story Timeline

• Play Music and All Access comes to Mexico while Canada waits patiently
• Play Music All Access having playback issues
• Google Glass Explorer invites flowing to All Access subscribers
• Google gives Chromebook users All Access for 60 days
• Google Play Music and All Access expand coverage to more countries [UPDATE]

source: androidcommunity