The latest version of Media Monkey now supports the new iPhone 3G and iPod Touch version 2, making it the only application, other than iTunes, to enable you to synchronise your music and podcasts – without using Apple’s abomination.
I know, some people like iTunes, and I say power to them, but since I found Media Monkey I haven’t thought of going back.. Not only does it synchronise iPods and iPhones with your music and podcasts, downloaded with the built-in podcatcher, but it will also synchronise any mp3 player. Rather than having a handful of different programs (all without the power you need to organise and synchronise your music library), Media Monkey can synchronise all of your devices in one place. Add to that the ability to listen to shoutcast radio (Groove Salad is perfect for a Sunday afternoon), a handy selection of web links to popular music sites – all built into the player, and the usefulness of being able to sort and class your music collection according to your own tastes, you can understand why I like Media Monkey so much.
Changes to the recent code include the new iPhone and iPod Touch, more compatibility with other iPod models, plus some bug fixes. You can get a copy of the latest build from the Media Monkey website. There is a free and a gold version. The free version still has more functionality than iTunes, so it’s well worth the download. The free version can also be upgraded in the features if you want some more pro features.
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Paul Godden
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Paul Godden
