Peter Pawlowski, the developer of the highly praised foobar2000 music player, is looking for funding on kickstarter. If it reaches the $100.000 funding goal, a version of foobar2000, for iOS and Android would be developed.<p>But he is not alone. Joining the foobar2000 mobile team is Steve Elkins, founder of dBpoweramp, which started out as an audio player with a number of world firsts, such as first player to add star ratings to an audio library, first player to have smart playlists aka Genius playlists.<p>The third developer to join the team is Chris Moeller. Chris has been Influential in a number of projects over the years, including a number of console emulators, and most notably, has made a sizable contribution to foobar2000 PC.<p>Foobar2000 mobile will be built from the ground up specifically for mobile devices, giving the opportunity to adapt specifically to the strengths of the mobile platform. There are even plans, if successful, to implement it for Windows Mobile.<p>So, go ahead and pledge.