Samsung rumored to be working on music streaming service, Milk Music

February 19, 2014

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While Google offers a number of services through Android, some of those services have to make way for Samsung services on Samsung devices. It seems that Samsung may be getting ready to launch their own music streaming service called Milk Music to compete with Google's Play Music and Play Movies.

The news came through a patent applications at the US Patent and Trademark Office. The application suggests that the service will allow users to stream music, radio, and even on-demand video.

It is true that Samsung does already offer some of these services though their Hub apps, but they're planning on consolidating all of them under a single banner. We may even see it debut alongside the Galaxy S5 next week!

Source: Galaxy Club
Via: SamMobile

Christian de Looper Author

Christian was born and raised in Canberra, Australia, lived for 5 years in Paris, France, and is currently living in the USA. He spends much of his time playing with his Android devices and researching new and improved technology. When Christian isn't writing for TalkAndroid, he normally can be found in a music studio producing either his own music or someone else's.