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By now, I’m sure you’ve seen that Sony Commercial where Justin Timberlake complains that his video, audio, and other programs have turned into a monster, and Sony saves the day by separating the monster into its media parts with their organizer program.
This is Shelves, an App designed for Android, to essentially do the same thing, but with anything inside or outside of the mobile device. The App allows the user to manage their movies, books, music, games, and everything else on a virtual bookshelf. You can even manually input the information, or get it from other sources such as the Delicious Library.
You can even mark certain things, such as when a friend borrowed a DVD from you, or something.
I don’t have a price for this, but I hope it is free.
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