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The Music Player with Synced Lyrics in any languageThe only music player where you can get, share and talk about lyrics and music.

* Listen to any music with synced lyrics
* Share lyrics from your favorite songs with your network of friends
* Get lyrics instantly translated into 40+ languages
* What does that song mean? Comment on and discuss the meaning of lyrics and songs<... Read More

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Category:: Music & Audio
Release Date:: May 26, 2012
Homepage:: http://www.tunewiki.com
Publisher:: TuneWiki
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Thu, 19 May 2011 16:04:26 UTC +00:00

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Mon, 08 Feb 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

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mrfilippo

Muy completa en todos los sentidos. Te ofrece online las letras de la canción que estás escuchando, te ayuda a localizar una canción que estás escuchando y no sabes cúal es su título (tipo SoundHound), acceso a los éxitos musicales de todo el mundo con escucha en streaming, etc Por mi parte sólo encontré una pega (por eso las 4 estrellas) con algunos albums se lía y los pone como dos o tres albums distintos aunque compartan el mismo autor y título del album. Debe mejorar en eso

mrfilippo

Jessica

are complete idots. If the song is not sync-ed correctly, just re-sync it yourself!!! Also, if the lyrics are wrong, go on their website an fix them!!! If it's pre-installed on your phone, don't rate the app as bad! Just don't use it. And one more thing: if you want to delete a song, there should be an arrow all the way to the right of the song. Tap it and a litle menu should pop up. One of the options should be, "Delete". Just tap that and it deletes the song from your device. Oooo... magic.

Vickie

I currently have 4 media players on my phone. Google player & Motorola My Music I can't get rid of. I've tried Sensor, winamp, poweramp, doubletwist & a few others searching for a player that works reliably & has the features I'm looking for. TuneWiki wins the fight. I hear pro is even better so I'm going to cough up the 5 bucks on a player that I expect loads quickly, doesn't crash or freeze & has what I want. Only thing I would ask of this is that text & icons be just a tad bigger.

Dirk

Judging by the reviews from other users, this app might turn out to be better than it was before the last update, which stops it from working on my tablet. It's temporarily been marked incompatible in the package meta-data, just so that more _tablet_ users don't shoot themselves in the foot updating. I'm glad to see that the providers are working on a fix for now, but can't really give a lot of stars to an app which currently isn't working on my own device. Myself, I'm only lukewarm to the concept of streaming music, and was using it successfully for several months just to do that. The idea's not bad (of not only playing but also searching and *singing* lyrics into the mike); it's just a shame that there have been numerous glitches with the app. I hope it's temporary. BTW this is more like teenager stuff, while my tablet came preloaded with it.

Shari

I've been using this app for a good while and now with the update it's absolutely USELESS. All I ever see is the blank screen the tune wiki logo to the side and the post search and settings buttons. And the only button that seems to be functional out of those three is the post button. The settings button doesn't do ANYTHING. The search button finds my songs but select a song from the results - it does not a thing! There's no content, no way of playing any of my songs. There's not even any other way of navigating it! Not even to open a music file in the app from a different app! And this upsets me because tunewiki was my most efficient lyrics app! It found a lot of my songs lyrics which were not in english and had mostly romanised lyrics for my k-pop and j-rock so that I could actually sing along sort of accurately to. Most other apps offering lyrics if it finds lyrics for them it finds the lyrics with the character language 90% of the time. I can't read Korean or Japanese!! D: It wasn't broken and you attempted to fix it. You changed everything and now you've broken it! Congratulations TuneWiki. My once favourite music app is now utter CRAP. I'm uninstalling.

Ahmed Hamdy

I am just wondring why you need such permission for read sensitive log and personal information !!!!? Can you explain it please.... The program is very good but really have some annoying stuff like I donot know why the program open by itself !!! Just take my cpu cycles ?! and minimize my battery life time... I am really like it, and I expected that you fix the stuff I mentioned above in this update, but instead you add some other issue to it !!!! Sorry but now I have to uninstall it !

jimrin

When I upgraded to the latest version, it stops playing (no interaction with phone) in the middle of a song and couldn't get it to start playing again. Sounded like the same symptons as documented by Wellington... After crashing a few times and sending crash reports to developers, it seems to work now. Still laggy at times on the Sony Xperia x10 and even interferes with the song being played... I like the new UI but sometimes the album art shows up funny on my Sony Xperia x10 mini with a QVGA screen. I'll try to provide an example.

Gaurav

Fuck all each an every time it says try another song for scrolling the lyrics or try to go on a hit site it means 1st download n update that lyrics with this app after u can see it what the shit . It doesn't do what it says doesn't fulfil it purpose remaining who care what it does chap don't waste ur time, data base on this app . I was not will to give even 1 star bt if I wouldst give I couldn't give this comment HTC wildfire s .

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