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TuneWiki Audio For Google Android Looks Very Impressive

By Jason Chen on August 15, 2008 at 8:52 AM

This is TuneWiki, the music playback app that shows Karaoke-like lyrics and album art on almost all the music on your phone. It’s been officially ported to Android and looks very very impressive. They’ve added features like searching YouTube for videos of your tracks, plus searching their database for certain song lyrics if you only remember caught a part of a song. There’s also the built-in Google Maps API for looking at other people using TuneWiki and being able to see what people are listening to around a certain area. Yeah, we’re pretty excited. [TuneWiki]


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  • Josh Guilfoyle
    August 15, 2008 at 5:19 PM

    I also have a media player project coming out for Android when it launches. While TuneWiki’s major feature is the lyrics integration, mine uses the phone’s data connection to eliminate the need to physically sync music onto your phone. The phone is kept up-to-date always.

    Also, I integrate Last.fm services to improve the user experience, offer radio, etc. Check out the project at: http://five.googlecode.com.

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