By Victoria Woollaston and Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 12:17 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 15:41 EST, 15 May 2013 Google has revealed a new music and gaming service in a bid to increase its lead on Apple in the mobile phone market - and redesigned its social network to take on Facebook. The search giant unveiled a host of new products including a dramatic overhaul of its maps service during a 3.5 hour keynote at its annual software developers' conference in San Francisco today. They include All Access, a subscription music service, and Google Play, a gaming system.
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$9.99 per month All Access music service available on Android mobiles and web browsers launches in US today
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Search Giant also revealed redesigned Google+ social network with new design and more emphasis on photographs
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Google gaming allows players to compete against each other online
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Samsung also revealed 'pure' Google Galaxy S4 handset without Samsung's software preinstalled
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