What you are seeing here is DoubleTwist, a desktop media manager that can work for a variety of mobile gadgets.
It is compatible with both Windows and Mac, and it can also work with Android. It works well on an Android desktop, and it is free “for a limited time”.
Better get on this one while you’ve got the time, because I don’t know how long this free offer will last.
Some of you may not be familiar with SlingPlayer, but it is a TV streaming device that enables users to remotely view their cable, satellite, or PVR from an Internet-enabled computer with broadband Internet connection.
Slingplayer is coming to Android, and this is it being shown off at GDGT Live event in Austin. This is a little bit of a sneak preview when the app comes to Android this summer for streaming over WiFi and 3G networks.
There has been a recent rumor going around that Google is working on its own phone. It will sell directly through retailer, and should be out by early 2010. It probably won’t be built in-house, and it is rumored that it is HTC.
Supposedly, this new Google phone is not to be conused with the Dragon/Passion that the senior Google guys are testing out now.
