TuneWiki review

The wait is over! TuneWiki is a powerful media player app for the iPhone that has a load of unique features. TuneWiki used to be only available for jailbroken iPhone’s but is not available for free in the App Store. TuneWiki plays all your iPod media library, loads lyrics, plays ShoutCast radio stations, and loads related YouTube videos. TuneWiki’s prized possession is its ability to not only find and load lyrics for currently playing songs, but also to automatically scroll the lyrics as the song plays, almost like a karaoke machine.

Music maps in TuneWiki show a map of what people around the world are currently listening to. Wanna know where fans of the currently playing song live? Tap the options button on top and tap “Map This Song” and TuneWiki loads a world map with pins where other users are currently playing your song. Don’t like English? TuneWiki can even translate the lyrics in real time to 1 of 40 other languages.

Shoutwalls for every artist and song let you express your feelings on any piece of music you are into with the TuneWiki community. Explore in YouTube: TuneWiki finds related YoutTube videos for any playing song automatically with the click of a button. SHOUTcast is built into TuneWiki providing access to hundreds of live radio stations from around the planet on your iPhone or iPod touch, with Lyrics support. Complete with a simple minimal design and revolutionary features, TuneWiki is one free app you should download, and experience for yourself on your iPhone today.

AppSafari review of TuneWiki was written by Joe Seifi on July 14th, 2009 and categorized under App Store, Featured, Fun, Music, Radio, Video. Page viewed 6587 times, 3 so far today. Need help on using these apps? Please read the Help Page.