If there’s anything that kept smartphone users busy all through the past year, it has to be Google’s various Android versions. Carrying it forward, 2011 seems to have quite some excitement for music fanatics owning handsets based on Android 2.3 Gingerbread in particular. GizmoFusion reveals screenshots of an Android 2.3 phone suggesting the Google Music Store feature to be a ‘coming soon’ music addition in the Android Marketplace. Well, there could just be a unique iTunes version for Gingerbread in the pipeline.
The iTunes version will be designed completely by Google itself for Gingerbread. The music integration is seemingly as deep as contact, Facebook, and calendar sync. Along with UI refinements for simplicity and speed, Android addicts may also gain the ability to flaunt improved file control and syncs.
In all likelihood if Google does add Music Sync onto Android 2.3 Gingerbread, they may just also cough up their own edition of iTunes. Chances are that the inclusion of iTunes by Google will simplify the download of music from PC to Android phones. The new iTunes version designed by Google is expected to amplify the music experience for all Android 2.3 Gingerbread owners.