doubleTwist lets Android users stream media to game consoles

February 15th, 2011 | Category: Gadget News

If you happen to own either an Xbox 360 or PS3 (or both) in addition to an Android-powered phone, you might be interested to check out doubleTwist – a new app for Google’s mobile operating system which functions in a similar manner to that of an iTunes-synching program. doubleTwist is able to stream your Android handset’s media straight to your PS3 and Xbox 360 courtesy of its new AirTwist feature. Folks who have already purchased the doubleTwist AirSync application will not have to fork out a

one penny for that free update, where it works similar to other DLNA applications by popping up on your console the moment it is launched. Future updates expect AirTwist to enable more DLNA devices including streaming.

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Original post by Edwin Kee

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