My computer is part of my everyday life as is most people and most days I use it at least once. You act like your computer is a burden, which for you it might be (people use computers for different reasons), so you use your tablet, which is great. I on the other hand have found that getting music on my desktop to be much easier experience than on my phone or tablet (but that is also changing).

Again, not trying to start anything but you must realize that right now you are probably in the minority, which isn’t a bad thing. It means you are ahead of the curve and are the one of the ones that help get things like sync from android to the cloud features on Google’s radar.

I’m sorry to hear that…since I pretty much use my tablet in place of my laptop.desktop at this point for basic browsing, I prefer *not* to have to boot up the desktop to muck about with downloaded music.

(I buy my music from multiple sources…that must all be manually synced to Google Play since they do not sync from my primary devices)

nice jeorb.

It should matter regardless. Any true “sync” should go both ways.

I’d like it *much* better if they’d simply open the API so other apps could access the library. PowerAMP (or even Apollo) could do so much better.