DoubleTwist has been characterized as an iTunes for Android, Google’s phone software.
DoubleTwist also hints at Xbox support
But it is more. That’s because the desktop software also works with the Palm Pre, the Blackberry, Nokia phones, the Kindle and the Sony PSP, acting as a management center for music and media the way iTunes does. Want to share with another device? Just drag and drop. DoubleTwist is multi-platform
Now founder Monique Farantzos says the service is coming to the cloud. Within “months” DoubleTwist will allow content to be uploaded and stored on DoubleTwist servers for portable access, Farantzos said late last week during a presentation at an SDForum event.
She also suggested DoubleTwist’s list of compatible devices would soon include Microsoft’s Xbox game console.
The 20-person company has been creating a storm of interest – in addtion to $7.5 million in venture capital from the likes of Index Ventures.
Its software has been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times since in launched in February, according to a post last month on TechCrunch.
