Media player who appeared in 1997 "WinampIt is clear that distribution on the site will be completed with version 5.66 (stable version) updated November 20. It is the official site of ...

Remember when Winamp announced its plans to shut down back in November? The company website was meant to be disconnected as of 20 th Dec, with the desktop version of Winamp no longer available for ...

Winamp, the popular ’90s media player, is officially back after four years of development. Up until around the millennium, the software was the go-to MP3 platform for music fans. It was purchased by ...

RIP Winamp, 1997-2013: Marking the End of the Beginning of Digital Music "Winamp.com and associated web services will no longer be available past December 20, 2013.

What the guy gave us was a list of 10 songs and a promise of a hundred bucks. We knew he was good for it, this being an oil-rich country with no shortage of disposable income. Still, even we ...

Iconic '90s software brand Winamp is making its big desktop return. Winamp, for the uninitiated, was a digital audio playback application used most commonly to rip MP3 files from CDs. As well as this, ...

Winamp was first released in 1997 and set itself apart from the crowd with a skinnable interface, as well as its infamous Winamp catchcry every time the software booted up: "it really whips the ...

Iconic music player Winamp is making a comeback by opening its source code to developers worldwide. This will be done on September 24, 2024 to invite global collaboration which will allow developers ...

The popular music and video player has avoided an early retirement through a deal in which it changes hands from AOL to Radionomy. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a ...