Earlier today, Winamp released a
new version of its Android application that allowed users to sync their music wirelessly with their Windows desktop (disclosure: Winamp and TechCrunch are both owned by AOL). It's a great feature, but in the race to become the 'iTunes of Android', another contender may already be about to lap Winamp. We've
been tracking DoubleTwist and its close affiliation with Android for over a year now. The company offers a desktop media player that looks a
lot like iTunes (which is no accident given the 'iTunes for Android' theme), and�it's added support for the Android App Store, a music store through Amazon MP3's API, and a directory of Podcasts. Today it's launching what's probably its coolest feature yet: wireless sync. And it's not just for music ?�DoubleTwist will let you wirelessly sync your movies, music, and photos.
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