Andre Yoskowitz
6 Nov 2011 0:37
Winamp, made popular in the late 90s as a light media player with a heavy feature set, has finally made its way over to Macs.
The Winamp for Mac Sync Beta is the first ever version of the software to hit Apple products but it is very light on the features.
As a "Sync Beta," the software will focus on the wireless and wired syncing abilities of music and playlists to Android devices.
Of course, the software will do its basic job of playing music just fine.
Nullsoft, the company behind the product say they have a "new long-term commitment to the Mac OS platform," and will be updating features regularly.
You can download the software here: Winamp.com/Mac