Tag Archives: mp3-players

MusicBee is a Powerful, Easy-to-Use Music Manager [Downloads]

By anthony | Published: March 19, 2010
Windows only: Despite the many great media players out there, MusicBee earns itself a spot high on the list with super tagging, managing, browsing, ripping, syncing, and converting powers, all on top of an intuitive interface familiar to any iTunes user. More
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MediaMonkey 3.2 Syncs with More Devices, Adds Auto Folder Watching [Updates]

By admin | Published: November 24, 2009
Windows: We dig MediaMonkey for its album art and tag-fixing powers, but the free jukebox software can do so much more—like sync to nearly any smartphone or MP3 player, and automatically manage your music library. The marquee feature in MediaMonkey 3.2 is expanded device support, including WebOS devices like the Palm Pre and Pixi, the latest iPods and iPhones, Android phones (as general USB storage devices), and many more. MediaMonkey's also added automatic folder watching to the free version, something previously available only in its paid Gold edition. And MediaMonkey also added in support for Windows 7's right-click taskbar feature, jump lists, showing recently played tracks, playlists, and other controls
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DoubleTwist + Amazon MP3 Store = One More Reason to Ditch iTunes [Downloads]

By admin | Published: October 7, 2009
Remember doubleTwist, the very cool iTunes alternative that aims to easily sync any content to any device? Well now the ambitious tool is taking one more step to make iTunes obsolete, incorporating an Amazon MP3-powered music store. Currently doubleTwist's Amazon MP3 store is only available for the Mac version of the app, but Windows support is coming. The music store looks eerily similar to the iTunes music store (see below), which is a bit silly, but it's clear that doubleTwist is aiming straight for iTunes' jugular, so it's not all that surprising. (Click the image above for a closer look.) We've been particularly annoyed lately with Apple's regular refusal to allow generic, non-iPod players to sync with iTunes (it's near the top of our iTunes wishlist ), and now that Apple's been given the okay to continue doing just that, we're thrilled to see a third-party solution step in with a goal of providing syncing for any device, iPod or not.
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