In case you haven’t heard of them before: TuneWiki is a community based media player, and TuneWiki.com is a website that hosts thousands of song lyrics that can be streamed to the media player on your phone. Today, TuneWiki revealed that they have developed a media player for Android, with an iPhone style interface, support for iTunes synchronisation, and the ability to display song lyrics.

TuneWiki has been wildly popular on the iPhone with hundreds of thousands of active users. Once the download for Android is available (and the phones are available too), I’m sure the media player will be a big hit on the Google phones as well.

TuneWiki has partnered with Universal Music to provide the song lyrics legally. They’re also in talks with other music labels to do the same. The Android version of TuneWiki has karaoke synching, with support for music videos that are also synched with lyrics. More important though, is the media player itself, which seems as user friendly and functional as the one on the iPhone. Seems like the TuneWiki developers got their inspiration largely from the iPhone media player, which isn’t a bad thing.

Via: TuneWiki

Labels: Android Apps

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