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Songbird’s Free Android Media Player App Keeps Rock’n
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From the archives [originally published in April]:
I don’t know about you, but the cute short black birdie with the DJ headphones makes me smile every time.
I am excited that there is a new Android app, which you can get from Songbird or the Android Marketplace.
Songbird has had a desktop client for a some years now that made listening to music on the internet an easier feat.
It was made to look a bit like Itunes and Firefox – sort of like the kid they would have.
As a result, we have this really cute black bird and a super sweet media player.
Right now, it is simple, sleek, and sexy.
Oh, and its completely free!
I’m excited to see where this app goes in the future. I hope to see more music browser functionality like its desktop version in the future.
That will make Android’s songbird truly stand out among the rest of the media players on the market.
Maybe Songbird’s attempt to make a stellar Linux media player that has since been discontinued laid the foundation for this very promising Android app.
What are you waiting for? Check it out!
Description via the Android Market:
The best access to your music collection on your Android device.
Songbird for Android is an elegant music player for your mobile devices. Browsing your music collection is easy, and playback controls are always accessible. The unique ‘now playing’ drawer offers quick access to album art and additional details, including Facebook and Flickr integrations.
Key Features:
* Clean and clear interface with unique ‘now playing’ drawer
* Matching widget with album art
* Lock screen widget
* Flickr photo-stream of artist images
* Podcast support
* Facebook ‘Like’ integration
* Playlist creation and editing
* Set track as ringtone
* Headset support (wired and Bluetooth)
* Bluetooth car audio support
* Audioscrobbler support
* Full-featured search
* Super-simple music browse + playback control
* Localized in 26 languages

















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