Unlike Spotify, you can’t just install Google Play Music on all your devices and start streaming. Related: What is TruePlay and how does it work? Simple and super handy, especially for guests as they’ll no longer have to download extra apps to bust out that Christmas party playlist. You’ll still have to set-up the speaker if the usual manner, but once that’s out of the way just tap the ‘Cast’ icon in the Play Music app and select your Sonos. Sonos fans listen up: If you’re a Google Play Music user on Android you can bypass the Sonos app completely and beam your tunes right to your speaker. You don’t need an All Access subscription to use Google Play Music, but it helps. The next is the Spotify and Apple Music baiting All Access service gives you unlimited streaming, curated playlists and radio. The first is a free locker to house your uploaded music (which we’ll get into later) and purchase songs and albums from Google’s store. Related: Can Apple Music on Android convince a streaming skeptic? Here are some of our favourite Google Play Music tips and tricks. If you haven’t picked a streaming service of choice yet, this could be the ones. With lots of handy features and extras similar apps do not. It combines a neat locker for your own tunes and an unlimited streaming service, all wrapped up in a good looking package that’s available across a load of devices. If you’re not a fan of building playlists on Spotify or not sold on Apple Music, Google Play Music might be right up your street. Want to get the most out of Google Play Music? Here’s our collection of tips, tricks and secret features to help you master the music streaming service.

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