[Android Head-Units] bossman4:
I installed .295 on this particular unit. In general, it works pretty good, so I will just highlight the items that don't seem to work. As a reminder, I am using Amazon Music, PowerAmp and FM Tuner (podcast player) as the music applications

1. The stock radio application does not show up on the apps list as well as the stock MP3 player. In the stock launcher, they are listed on the first page in a canned layout. I believe that FCC does not see them since they are not on the Stock apps screen and therefore they are not an App to place on the screen. I use Poweramp as the MP3 player, so the stock one is not a loss. I am missing the FM/AM though. I have not investigated on how to find the stock app (hidden?) or find a substitute FM radio app. There is a little bit of a quirk with the unit where I can pick the (hard) mode button and all of a sudden I am in the stock radio app on the screen. The (hard) FF and RR buttons will then switch preset stations and the mode button will toggle though the station presets screens (FM/AM). Hitting the (hard) home button brings me back to FCC home screen. So while the radio (right now) does not work directly in FCC, there is a workaround......

2. All FCC setting options on Bluetooth do not work, so I can't dial out. I get a warning that Bluetooth is not connected.

3. One thing that is peculiar is that Google contacts allows the use of the online shared Google directory. (versus the EONON that seemed to be locked down to the device. So on this unit I have all my contacts from my phone automatically, but as I mentioned before the Bluetooth connection does not work (for now). Maybe there is a toggle someplace that I have set differently between the two radios that locks up the EONON but does not the PUMPKIN.

4. On the quick player list, I am getting some of the same behavior with my EONON unit on the artwork misbehaving. There are (hard) FF and RR buttons on this unit. They seem to work on FM Player and PowerAmp by switching backward and forward in the playing list of each application. I don't get that correct behavior with Amazon Music. These controls are redundant to the soft FF/RR buttons on the screen, but one of the advantages of the single DIN package with the flip up screen is that you can lower the screen and present more of vintage look to the dash (when desired). The hard FF and RR buttons allow some switching of song lists without opening the screen.

Enough for now.

---------- Post added at 05:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:31 PM ----------

I am really impressed with the new Amazon Music HD app. You can pick artists, albums and playlists in CD (all) or better than CD quality (some) and "download" to the radio, so they are available when you are out of WIFI range. The catalogue is huge and there are many playlists already available. This gets around all those songs that you never did "buy" or will not "buy". Of course, there is a subscription fee, but I am finding that it is better than Spotify for me. So far I have not run into limitations on downloads, but I do need the Amazon Music App to play them. Works on all the other Amazon, PC and phone equipment that I have.

Of course I still have all the LPs, CDs, WMAs and FLAC versions. If you can go subscription, it removes a lot of hassles and helps keep things organized in one place.