Even though Google hasn’t officially announced it, some users at XDA-developers have discovered that Google Music Sync, the much anticipated streaming music service from Google, is already working with rooted Android phones running Honeycomb’s music player. Most of the details are still unknown but users say it works just as advertised: once your music syncs with Google, it’s good to go. You can even listen to songs you’ve removed from your phone. Learn more at XDA-developers. [XDA-developers via ReadWriteWeb]
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Google Music Sync Already Working for Rooted Android Phones
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