Need another way to get your tunes (whether they be i-prefixed or not) onto your Android celly? HomePipe is the latest, a service offering easy access to files on your home computer via your cellphone. It’s been available for Apple devices for some time now, but a recently added Android app extends the reach of its plumbing system. That mobile app works in conjunction with a desktop version acting as a server, pushing photos, documents, and lots of types of media — including iTunes. HomePipe claims this makes it the “first to ever stream home iTunes music to Google’s Android,” but having played with Michael Robertson‘s MP3tunes service, which uploads your music library to the cloud and allows access from Android handsets, we’re happy to assure the service that it is at least the second. Still, it sounds mighty handy, and for the bargain price of free it’s definitely worth a shot. Video demo and full press release is just below.
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