DoubleTwist with AirSync app review

Jon Mundy

December 19, 2010

I don’t know, you wait ages for a wirelessly syncing media player for your Android then two come along at once. DoubleTwist has been around a little longer than Winamp (on Android at least), but it’s only just received the ability to sync music files wirelessly via the AirSync add-on.

Unlike Winamp, you have to pay for the privilege. On the plus side, you can sync more than just music with doubleTwist – it’s a simple matter to transfer photos and videos as well. Additionally, the doubleTwist desktop software looks spookily like iTunes, which could well make your decision for you.

Rating: 5 out of 5

Platform Android

Price US$4.99

Developer DoubleTwist

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