Google Play Music now lets you delete songs

Shortly after Google I/O 2013, the app Google Play Music later upgraded to version 5.0. An update that is far from significant and ultimately not much different from the previous version. No doubt the reason why Google decided to upgrade the software only yesterday, thus enriching it with various features that clearly meet our needs as music-hungry Androinautes. It’s not perfect yet, but the idea is there and the new UI is extremely effective.

Google Play Music introduces a new interface and now also offers deletion of songs

This new update released yesterday, Google Play Music It brings a new, clearer, more intuitive and more ergonomic interface for smartphones and tablets, as well as some additional features that must be admitted, starting with the deletion of songs or albums from the Android device, which until now was somewhat lacking.

Let’s explore the changelog of this new version without delay. Google Play Music

• Appearance of a new user interface for smartphones, tablets and TVs
• Adding a new Instant Listen homepage with all music albums stored on your device displayed and illustrated with their covers
• Ability to remove titles from a Playlist or PlayQueue simply by swiping
• Ability to change the listening title with a simple swipe
• Access to album or all songs of the same artist by flipping the device
• Improved overall application performance

Some pretty impressive new features on paper. However, when I tested it on my own on the Galaxy Note 10.1, I found the app somewhat unresponsive. Problem that will probably be fixed in a future update.

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