The same information is available in a web interface too: just hit up from a browser if you don’t want to install DoubleTwist. Each app shows a QR code, so it’s a snap to scan it with an Android device’s camera and install the software. DoubleTwist pulls much of the information found in the Market: screenshots, reviews, number of downloads and more. When I’m not, I’ll revert to the native Android Market on my Nexus One. The activity is enjoyable on a larger display and I foresee myself using DoubleTwist to find apps whenever I’m armed with my MacBook.
You can’t actually install or download Market apps in DoubleTwist, but you can scour the store for software by searching for it. Yes, DoubleTwist for Mac has integrated with the software store for Android devices. It’s more useful as a media player and as a way to find software in the Android Market. Today, I took an early look at the latest beta version of DoubleTwist for Mac - v 1.0b16 - and the new features show it moving far beyond a simple and effective music synchronization application. With it, I’m buying music on a regular basis from Amazon’s MP3 store (s amzn) and can synchronizing media to nearly any device. is quickly becoming the iTunes solution for the masses and I’m glad I adopted it back.
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