Looking for the ultimate MP3 player on your BlackBerry PlayBook? StereoTube for YouTube + MP3 Music Player could well be it. The application from Andrei Avram (who also brought us Animated Weather HD + Voice that we recently featured) combines your favourite music from YouTube and also your personal MP3's that you have stored on your PlayBook into one tidy application.
Creating and adding to Playlists is as simple as peas and if you are listening to music you have found on YouTube you can also watch the video is you so desire. The best way to explain this really is to watch the above video as it is pretty straight forward but awesome.
StereoTube will cost you $2.99 but if music is your thing this may well be the best 3 bucks you have spent on an application.
Features of the app include:
- You can create unlimited number of playlists with unlimited songs in each of them
- Smart search engine that finds only those videos that are relevant to you
- Listen to audio files stored on your tablet: mp3, aac, m4a, wav and wma.
- Put your tablet in standby and listen to mp3s!
- It supports using the hardware buttons: play/pause, volume up/down
- Discover related songs every time you listen to a song
- Search through literally millions of songs, listen for free!
- Very easy to use and intuitive graphical interface
- Rearrange( sort) songs in playlists
- Shuffle, Repeat
- You can check it out without worries, if you are not satisfied you will be refunded, and free updates for life
More information/Download StereoTube for YouTube + MP3 Music Player for the BlackBerry PlayBook
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