Xbox Music now has an online mode for Android apps according to the company's announcement yesterday.

"Xbox Music keeps getting better, especially if you like taking your music on the go. Today, we're updating the Android Xbox Music app to add offline mode, letting you download and store your playlists on your Android mobile device. Whether you've created the perfect playlist on Xbox One, Xbox 360, Windows 8 or online at music.xbox.com, you can now instantly listen on your phone, even if you're not connected to mobile Internet or Wi-Fi," Microsoft posted on the Xbox Wire.

The music service came out in 2012 and is available for the Xbox One, 360, and Windows 8. The Xbox One is the only device that comes with the service preinstalled.

"Also included in today's Android update, you get faster access to your music from the moment the app is opened. Just tap on the cover art for an artist, song or album to immediately start playing music," the post on their wire site said. "Starting today, you can also play your entire collection without picking a specific band, album or genre. Play your entire collection on shuffle to hear your favorites, one after another. You can also focus in on a specific type of music and play every song in your collection from one specific genre."