The application should arrive in the iTunes App Store in about a month.
At the D: All Things Digital conference, Sundar Pichai, Senior Vice President of Android, Chrome, and Apps at Google, announced that the Google Play Music All Access streaming service will soon be available for iOS users.
The Google Play Music All Access service was announced earlier this month at Google’s I/O Developer Conference in San Francisco. All Access enables users to listen to unlimited music through Google Music for a monthly fee, though it was previously limited to Android users and desktop browsers. Third-party applications like gMusic in the iTunes App Store enabled the radio functionality through All Access, but it wasn’t without a few glitches. Now iPhone and iPad users will be able to use All Access with an application natively supported by Google.
It's unclear whether Google will launch an actual Google Music application with All Access' radio functionality, but the application for iOS should arrive in about a month.
