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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
I agree that wifi is a little quirky, but I wouldn't complain.

Last year we had several devs tells that we would never have Gingerbread officially and or CM7 was never possible because of lack of driver source.

I am so happy we have it.

BTW, my wifi is full until about 30 ft. Then it switches between 2 and 3.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] iamperson347:
I totally agree, not complaining. Just wondering because maybe something is messed up with my install. I did buy this phone used, so it could also be a phone issue. I've never gotten the best signal with wifi. Sometimes my regular TMobile signal isn't great either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] warlock257:
Hi

I just got my Galaxy Nexus yesterday. I was going from a phone that had an sd card slot that I could put my music on. I figured I could live with the less hard disc space because I can stream my music from Google music.

That seems to work fine, but the music app is a little light on features. It's not horrible, but coming from Power Amp, it's a little basic.

Is there any other apps that can stream from google music, and have more features, like EQ and such.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leos0000:
Wich app...do u need man :o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] artvandelay440:
Google music still has a private API, so no other app can stream from it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jgalan14:
Really that's sucks! I saw an article last year about the flyer been able to play music or maybe I was mistaken
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] warlock257:
Drag.

Ok, thanks for the replies
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
If you use iTunes too, try double twist. Features are alright and it syncs with your iTunes musics including the playlist :D that was great coming from the guy who had iPod touch. You can also sync it via wifi but that's extra 5 bucks...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davstir:
An unofficial Google Music API has been out for some time.

https://github.com/simon-weber/Unofficial-Google-Music-API
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] z06mike:
What exactly are you missing/wanting?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Grey Ghost:
Google play music has a EQ of sorts when playing a song tap the settings dots then sound effects. From there you get a 5 band EQ bass boost and #D expansion thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sonikot:
you can use different music managers with google music.... i.e. DSP manager, vodoo etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK0097:
The Google music app has an equalizer! Just click on the 3dots in the upper right corner when you are in the play screen ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Nexus Project:
CM9 music player is the answer if you're looking for a free option. Power Amp is the best paid option :thumbup::cool:

Sent from my i9250 (GSM) Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KingDavid63:
What's good about cm9 music player?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
It doesn't do Google music. But it looks nice for offline music.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Nexus Project:
CM9 Music Player .apk

http://db.tt/QUTvTyyi

If this helps Thanx :thumbup::cool:

Sent from my i9250 (GSM) Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcisco13:
"Alternate for Google Music" cm9 does not stream from Google music.

G NEXUS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
No apps stream from Google music. The api isn't avaolable. So your only option is the official app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crobs808:
I found Google Music to be very lacking. I uploaded all my music to Amazon and haven't looked back since. Best cloud player and music store for sure. Plus, if you buy just one album per year you get unlimited music storage free (no yearly fee)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcisco13:
That's exactly what i was stating.

G NEXUS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcisco13:
Sounds interesting, difference between both?

G NEXUS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crobs808:
Hard to pinpoint...Google Music just seemed clunky/unintuitive after trying Amazon. Really can't put my finger on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anthony92170:
try n7player has eq does alot and sounds great. been using it for 6 months
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] turdbogls:
Are there apps that use this yet? Or how does this work...I have been following his work a little but here and there I just done understand API. Do I have to apply it to an apk? Or does someone have to build and app around the API? Would love to use this with uber music
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ritalin:
I cant believe that Subsonic has not been mentioned here yet.

There are some very very nice features of Subsonic that Google Music does not match.

http://www.subsonic.org/pages/index.jsp

Before I get into why I use subsonic more than I use Google music, I should make sure it will work for you. Im a bit of a geek and have more than my fair share of technology sitting around.

Subsonic is not a hosted service by Subsonic themselves, meaning you will need to host the server yourself or join one of Subsonic's hosting partners to do it for you. There prices are actually pretty decent. Hosting your own subsonic server is pretty easy though, the server is fairly straight forward to setup and you will just need to forward what ever port number you choose in your router. The server even gives you a DDNS (dynamic domain name system) because changes are you dont have a static IP address, meaning getting to your server is as easy as http://name.subsonic.org:8800

Now here is why I really like subsonic.

1. Multiple user accounts, which means your friends and family can stream from your server with no limitation on the number of users streaming, short of your available bandwidth.

2. Create and edit playlists. These playlists can be seen by any user who has access to the server.

3. Single files, albums or entire discographies can be upload or downloaded via the web-interface.

4. The ability to share an album file or playlist with anyone, even users that dont have an account on your server. - Lets say you are the friend with the massive music collection and your friend is throwing a party. All you need to do is create a party playlist and share a link with them. When they open the link (flash needed) the entire playlist is at their disposal.

5. Not just for music. Subsonic has a transcoder for music and video.

6. A large list of compatible players on just about every platform. iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, Roku, Windows, OSX, blackberry, webOS, Sonos and even Chumby...

7. Store access of up to 3 different servers on the Android client.

Hope you find this helpful.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lvleph:
They are working on CM9 Apolo and Google Music integration.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sageDieu:
I highly recommend doubletwist. looks great, works great. can sync over USB or wifi just like Apple devices. Has a nice EQ. Best part is that it can read google music files: it can't stream like the official app, but you can use the official app option to "make available offline" and then download whatever music you want and then doubletwist will be able to pick it up and play it just fine. Not perfect but a workaround to having to use the bland Play Music app. Give it a try at least.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeeden:
Does anyone have an apk for the stock music app for the galaxy nexus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] <bono>:
http://db.tt/X6ET6JiA

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus con Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeeden:
Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rikk.hoff:
Hi,

Have been using Mortplayer ever since windows mobile. Goes by folder content, not playlists. Always hated playlists and tags. Has tons of features, yet quick and intuitive.

After reading about other apps/services/hosters I wonder what kinds of dataplans you guys have so that streaming makes sense. After 1 GB mine gets slow (Germany). More is difficult. Streaming music eats bandwidth doesn't it???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] truthkillszz:
I got a 10gb data plan so all i do is stream lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rikk.hoff:
Wow. 10 gb. What country are you in? What company is that. And how much is it? You need a contract for that?

I pay 15 Euros for 1 gb. More is troublesome to get, only with long-term contract. After 1 gb it will get slow, so email will work.

Germany sucks that way.

In France an aggressive new service provider ("Free" i think) is cutting prices like a motherfu**er. Hope he expands to here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Anthonok:
Same here. Took advantage of Verizon double data thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
+9001 for Subsonic! Been using it for 2 years now and can't imagine a life without it. I've even got it on my Roku :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lvleph:
There is an API for Google Music, but I haven't really seen anything done with it yet. It would be nice if there was a better music player that used Google Musics API. I suggested it to MIUI, but I have my doubts that it will be implemented.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
Music still seems like one of those projects that Google forgot. Still can't upload more than 20,000 songs? Even if you have unused storage that you already pay Google for??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gizmosears:
Not sure exactly what you're looking for but I use Audiogalaxy. Streams well, the ui is better and it uploads the music way much quicker than Google Music
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lvleph:
From my understanding you can pay to upload more than the 20,000. I am at 17,000 so I have some time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sageDieu:
doubletwist can play any music you make offline in play music.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ascaria:
There is an alternative!

I just installed MyTunes Music Player Pro. The music player is full featured and includes cloud support for online libraries on box, skydive, and google play music. On my LG viper it streams music better and more reliably than the google music app. Besides it displays.the album artwork at higher resolutions and makes my albums look better. For some reason the stock app resizes everything to 300 by 300 pixels. My device is is 480 pixels wide and you can tell the lower resolution and the change in aspect ratio that google play music does, which is disappointing. You all should try it! I think the app is not well known and people don't know about it. This app also has a 7 band parametric equalizer that you can set your frequencies and q values. If the API has not been released by google I don't know how the app does it but it works beautifully!;)

Edit: I forgot to say the app supposedly has ads unless you buy the full version for 1.99 but I haven't seen a single add yet (maybe because im rooted and have Ad free installed)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eDrak:
Your work is amazing. Thank you

Odesláno z mého MI 2S pomocí Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] innerspace:
Alternative to mount Google Music as a FUSE Filesystem

see here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2169761

haven't tried it in a while, installed it shortly after the initial release. worked then, but buggy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jensiehh:
Nice, will give it a try
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] InfDaMarvel:
Last I heard there was a mod the allows other players to stream music from Google music. I know it's possible considering there is a unofficial Windows app that streams all Google music.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fxxxx:
What video format tmobile nokia 710 windows mobile mango 7.5 can play?Thanks
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nunomeneses:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff462087(v=vs.92).aspx

;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] elian70:
Hii everyone'

I bought the galaxy note just a week ago, I upgreaded to ICS after I did a backup of my stock rom. Because of fast battery draining in the ICS rom I wanted to revert to my original rom but by mistake I tried to upload an old backup from my HTC SENSATION.

My galaxy note isn't bricked yet but I cant install any of the oficial galaxy not roms.

I can acsess download mode on my galaxy and conect to the odin pc but when I try to install the rom it is stuck in

<ID:0/003> factoryfs.img for hours

Is there any way to save my galaxy note?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] NoRmAlY_CrAzY:
Don' t want to be the bearer of baad news but luks like ur data partition got corrupted.

Did u try flashing a GB stock rom via Odin.

Try different versions of stock rom and odin to get back to lyf.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] elian70:
yes I tried 3 different roms , The ICS once again and 2 other rom but with no luck. In every attempt odin got stuck in the same way
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] NoRmAlY_CrAzY:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1650209

Read this thread from start and locate the posts in which it is suggested to flash with the different pit file for your device.

Didn't remember the exact posts in which it is posted but there are many ways suggested to flash in that thread..just try them.As m replyn from cell can't type the whole process again.

These are the maximum possible ways to get ur device back to lyf.

All d bst.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] kfirbep:
Im using tegrak oc free app and the max oc i can get is 1.3 ghz is ther eany another free app that does more than 1.3 ghz oc?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] ZaIINN:
No. Just purchase the pro version of Tegrak, I did it and it was well worth it to use the 1.5GHz profile.

The $/performance ratio is well in balance with Tegrak if your a risky OC'er like me.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] exodus454:
Yeah, the full version of Tegrak is totally worth the $2 or whatever.

I've been rocking 1.5ghz and it's been awesome. It could probably go beyond that but I'm a little scared to push it. The ICS roms don't work with tegrak for me - I don't know if it's my device or if it's an issue but I've gone back to gingerbread just so I can keep the 1.5ghz.

And yes, the jump from 1.3ghz to 1.5ghz is worth it. The difference in speed for me was almost equal to the first time I OC'd to 1.3. VERY noticible, quite safe at this point IMO.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Oogy:
I was wondering if anyone else was experiencing any noticeable touch screen lag when doing web browsing. What I mean by lag is a quarter second of nothing before you can move the page. This seems to be the same whether I'm using the stock browser, ics+ and even chrome. My old captivate running cm9, although certainly a slower phone, wouldn't do this at all. It happens more on busy pages.

Maybe I'm being nitpicky but it really bothers me
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] drawde40599:
I used this htc one x for three days and Coming from a galaxy nexus I no exactly what u mean, this phone is slow, laggy, and just not what i was hoping for, ive been using my galaxy nexus all today and its so.much better, I'm actually on my way to return the one x, one x is no better than inspire 4 g ( I have one those 2 ) in my opinion....

So answer ur question yes; )
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Oogy:
It's especially bad while a busy page is loading. I can move all around a webpage while it is loading on my captivate while this thing is pretty unresponsive. I tried dolphin as well and it wasn't much better.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] drawde40599:
Ya I use stock browser on both phones, and no lag on the GNexus, u shouldn't have to change browser to get to work right, hopefully they update it soon or someone cracks the bootloader but im never buying a at&t branded htc agn. If u decide to return it buy a GN or a Samsung skyrocket I have one of those also and I love that phone . I think ima wait for G3 . Good day!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] proxmty:
I can't get SkyGo to work on Galaxy S2 I9100 because of the root block.

The woraround seems to be temporarily unrooting. But how do I do that, by whatever means, on Cyanogenmod?

I'm on Cyanogenmod 7.1. I've looked around the forums and some have found a solution. One which specifically got Sky Go app working was by using a protect root/unroot one click app. but get it working you need to flash a secure kernel or the one I read who was succesfully streaming his SkyGO used a speedmod kernel.

I followed the link and it said this version doesn't work on Cyanogenmod. I've tried flashing secure Kernels from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1101671

I've tried about 3 but none of them flash (to be honest, I'm not really sure which one I should be choosing for my build it's not clear and there are loads)

Any suggestions? I ultimately just want the ability to root and unroot my phone easily and quickly
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] proxmty:
If you want something doing...

Gave up in the end. I did like Cyanogen mod but far too restrictive, can't use stock kernels, can't put speedmod on, it's like being in school.

So dumped it for Checkrom which is infiintely more flexible.

SkyGo now working a treat using Voodoo ODA temporary root hider.

Thanks everyone! Everyone...everyone..everyone..every
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baron von bubba:
i use siyah kernel, has option to disable and enable root using the ex tweaks app.

on resurrection remix rom, which is a great rom, similar to cyanogen i guess...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snOwjAwk:
VooDoo OTA Root Helper
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greyhulk:
Honestly, it's good to be back. The One X is a fine piece of hardware. Love the camera software, love the screen. Hate the placement of the power button, but that's another story.

The completely broken multitasking on the One X drove me back to my Gnex and I'm very glad to be using it again. Seriously, it's nice when the phone just works the way it's supposed to.

Too bad HTC didn't do a little better quality control before releasing the One X, unless they intended multitasking to work that way, which is even worse.

Anyway, I was never unhappy with my Gnex and now that I have seen that the grass is not greener on the One X side, I will be sticking with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Oh the button placement...when will HTC learn? Also, harware buttons....EW
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sackboy11:
Welcome back OP :)

I heard that HTC heavily restricted the multitasking on the One X. Is that the problem why you come back?

I've only had a chance of playing around with the One X in store demo cases. I do agree with you on the screen though. It's gorgeous.

If someone could run vanilla ICS on the One X then it would be godsend.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nöt:
I just ordered the nexus. Looks like I did the right choice. =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jgalan14:
Welcome back OP I was in the fence to get this or the Evo LTE but I like so much more AOSP that I prefer this over better screen or camera
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zorachus:
Yeah always hated power button on top, especially on these large phones, really hard for one handed operation.

And in the ICS age should be software buttons nit hardware anymore.

Only other phone that interests me besides the Nexus, is the Nexus-Four, but that beast is 6 months away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hev88:
Nice to have you back on the WINNING team lol.

I've heard the one series is pretty disappointing. I played with the One S at T-Mobile the other day and I was disgusted... comparing it to my old sensation i dont see where the improvement is...

The screen sucks. Sense 4 sucks. Coolest thing about it was the recent apps window and we have that now through AOKP. Long story short I'm glad I got the gnex over any of the One series phones. I can't even believe I was considering the One X at one point... damn quad core

Sent from my Maguro
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] p00kienrayray:
So many ppl jumped on the one x bandwagon. I played with it and don't know what the hype is all about. Other than the attractive poly carbonate shell, nothing about it was that much better than the gnex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Matt08642:
I think the only thing I'd ever abandon my Gnex for would be a Galaxy S III
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] androidtoy09:
Welcome back comrade :)

The only thing I really hate about my Nexus is the damn location of the headphone jack!

Why did they decide to put it at the bottom?!! it makes sense on the ipod but NOT a massive 4.6" screen phone!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] parousia15:
I played with one the other day and it still had that sense lag and lack of smooth functioning. That's why I bailed on HTC. It's a shame since the hardware and screen are great.

What's the limitation of multitasking? How's it different from the gnex?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] snubs:
That was my thought, too, but after seeing more reports that the US version won't have the Exynos processor, I don't think its as appealing to me, anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericshmerick:
No way would I do that...

But then again, I pre-ordered a Nokia 808, so anything's possible.

If I like Symbian (all over again) I'll keep the 808. If not, and I can deal with the microSIM adapter, I'll use both my GNEX and 808.

Interesting times we live in...but it's very hard to beat the GNEX for sure.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] juliano_q:
I would never change my Gnexus for a SIII. Only chance is for the next Nexus. Pure AOSP is always awesome.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greyhulk:
Restricted is not the word. It's completely broken. Like it kills everything you have running in the background, even streaming music. And it does not even save the states of the apps like iOS does. In its current state, it's completely unusable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fluidd:
I also went through this cycle.. Despite the HTC ONE X having an amazing screen and good battery life, i still found my GN to be much better.. Non-hardware buttons FTW!

It was my first HTC, and i've got to say, I really do not like the UI. Don't mean to hate, just not for me. Also found that the UI kept re-drawing for some reason.. I used Apex Launcher and even removed all the widgets from HTC stock Sense Launcher and it kept re-drawing which was annoying.. Never happened to me on any other phones..

Ended up selling my ONE X.. and super happy with my GN still
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Archpope:
So what was wrong with the multitasking? I haven't used one, but it seems to me that something with that much power under the hood should be better at multitasking than the GNex. Did it lag? Did it close apps so you had to start over when you jump back to them?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gharris040604:
It refreshes every time you reenter the app or Web Page, very annoying, sold my vzw gnex for this but now I'm considering ordering a gnex off Google play and returning my hox don't get me wrong the screen and camera are phenomenal but there are bugs which I'm sure will probably be addressed in the future ota.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mingkee:
I never consider One S because:

1. non-removable battery

2. $600 no contract

3. less developer support

4. only quad HSPA
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
battery lasts pretty long, and new One S can be found for low-mid $400s
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Matt08642:
Headphone placement makes sense because the jack faces up when I put my phone in a pocket
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] castaway1:
agree with you...this make sense
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
welcome back OP, I personally just got here tonight, looking forward to using this device!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr.m0x:
I came from a Sensation just a few days ago. I've had that thing for like a year and I know this thread is about the one x but the sensation was the last HTC flagship phone so I can relate to the OP.

HTC phones are a disappointment, I had a desire HD before the sensation and that was a disappointment too. HTC sense it's too slow and bloated with useless "features".

The gnex I feel instantly in love with and I'm never going back. It's Nexus phones and aosp from here on in for me.

I just hope to hell Samsung build the next nexus as well and not HTC.

Sent from my Aokp rocking GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gharris040604:
Just put in my order on Google play for the GNex two day shipping
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vash1053:
The GNex is doin' it right.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gharris040604:
Yea I had the vzw one first then bought the hox
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RErro:
Hi OP. You mentioned something about multitasking? What is the difference between HOX and GNex?

BTW, welcome back OP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
On Sense 4 multitasking is a seperate application rather than an overlay.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RErro:
Thanks... I went over to the HOX forums to check myself. Seems like some of the users have issues on app switching as well.