After the iPhone and Nokia smartphones, Syntonetic is bringing its Moodagent music app to devices running Android 1.5 or higher. The application creates mood-based playlists using sliders labeled Sensual, Tender, Happy, Angry and Tempo.
You can lock a track to ensure a particular song appears in each new playlist or exclude it from all list if you don’t like it that much. Moreover, there’s an option to regulate the number of songs included in a playlist – 10, 25 or 50 songs.
Once you got the perfect playlist, you can share it with your friends and/or followers on Facebook and Twitter.
What’s unique to the Android version is the new hide/show slider functionality, which allows the listener to toggle between the sliders and the playlist, making sure even smartphones with QVGA screens can run Moodagent.
Interested? Syntonetic is offering Moodagent for free (search for it in the Android Market), while getting the money from advertising. An ad-free version will be launched shortly in select countries for $5…