“Banshee is strongly tied to the GNOME desktop manager. These
two together make managing your Android phone music as simple as it
gets. Now, Banshee is not a complete replacement for iTunes. There
is no way to purchase music through Banshee (which is fine because
most Android phones can purchase music straight from the Amazon MP3
market). But Banshee does a bang up job of managing your music
– and a simple job interacting with the Android phone. Now,
let’s take a look at how this is done.”
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