 Hey guys, it's David with The Verge. Google Music got a huge update today, and though the biggest stuff was about content, they had lots of new partners and new music that people can download, the Android app also got a big update. So, as you can see, it's got kind of a whole new user interface. It's very ice cream sandwich-y. You can scroll between albums and songs, and you got playlists and artists, and there's this recent tab which shows all the things you've played recently. So if you go ahead and play a song, it gives you the option to, well, it will give you the option to share via Google+, and you can share it with your circles, and whoever you share it to can actually play the song all the way through once. You can't, for some reason, buy songs within the app, and there's no link to the market. You have to go back out and into the Android market where you purchased the song, but as soon as you do, it'll show up right in here. You can easily make all your music available offline, as you can see we've got stuff downloading here, and there's a lot of it, and it's slow, but it works. And otherwise, it's just a pretty basic Google Music app. It's nice looking, and it's much faster than before. That seems to be the biggest change. It was kind of buggy and crash prone before, and now it works really, really well. So that's it. That's the new Google Music.