wraggster
February 9th, 2012, 22:34
Allows users to wirelessly connect to their iTunes library.
While iTunes has been designed with Apple products in mind, the Airbind app gives Android users access to their iTunes media via wi-fi connection.
Users must download a software client for their PC or Mac, and additionally the app for the smartphone can be retrieved from Android Market.
One syncing is complete, users can access their entire music library from their smartphone as long as they remain connected to wi-fi.
Airbind was founded in 2010 and claims to "hit the nail right on the head" for uniting both the Apple and Android platforms.
For the software client, click here (http://www.airbind.com/).
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/news/read/app-of-the-day-airbind/016980
While iTunes has been designed with Apple products in mind, the Airbind app gives Android users access to their iTunes media via wi-fi connection.
Users must download a software client for their PC or Mac, and additionally the app for the smartphone can be retrieved from Android Market.
One syncing is complete, users can access their entire music library from their smartphone as long as they remain connected to wi-fi.
Airbind was founded in 2010 and claims to "hit the nail right on the head" for uniting both the Apple and Android platforms.
For the software client, click here (http://www.airbind.com/).
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/news/read/app-of-the-day-airbind/016980