When AOL introduced Winamp 1.0 for Android a few months ago one of the main selling points for the music player was the fact that you could stream or download free songs from Spinner using the app. This week Winamp 1.1 hit the Android Market, and it brings even more free music. You can listen to full length CDs from AOL’s Full CD Listening Party… Read more »

The developers behind the classic Winamp media player for Windows have launched a beta version of the app for Google Android. Sure, it doesn’t support video, have an equalizer, visualizations, or many of the other features that make the desktop version stand out, but Winamp for Android is a light weight mobile app which provides a nice interface for playing music on your mobile device… Read more »

AOL has launched two new apps for Android. The first is simply called AOL, and it’s basically a portal to some of AOL’s mobile web sites as well as download links for other AOL apps including the mobile Engadget app and the AOL Lifestream app which is actually a pretty decent tool for keeping track of Facebook, Twitter, and other social network streams. The News… Read more »

AOL’s Lifestream is a service that lets you track activity from a number of social networks all from one place. You can link your Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, Foursquare, Digg, Delicious, and AOL accounts to Lifestream and track the latest updates from your contacts or update your status on one or more of those services from a central location. In other words, Lifestream is… Read more »