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New Google OneBox Music Search Released; How it works and what it means for Raleigh music lovers
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Google OneBox has been in talks for quite some time ever since music has been the focus of music site pirates and the music search via Google had led music lovers on a wild goose chase. Google search engine would lead music lovers through various articles, including Wikipedia, just to reach their music goal. Google has just released Google OneBox, the search engine connection between music lovers to their favorite songs, lyrics and music streams.
How does the Google music search work?
o Simply log into Google.com then type in a song, lyric(s), or title(s) and it carries you to a less congested result with more geared towards the search of your choice in music information with music streams to listen to your request. It's that simple.
Google has teamed up with Myspace, Lala, Pandora, imeem and Rhapsody to accomplish this task.
What does it mean for Raleigh music lovers?
With famous musicians from North Carolina such as Clay Aiken, Tori Amos, John Coltrane, COC to the local musicians such as The T's, Google music search makes it easy and straight to the point with little to sift through when reaching the music lover's goal. Raleigh's music scene is very pleased with this change.
Google OneBox is not the only recent change to Google as Google expands into 2010. For more on Google Squared visit Google Squared Expands on Block Information: Raleigh Jumps Aboard.
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