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Elocity A7 tablet section request

Hi guys,
As we know that Elocity A7 start shipping and some had received their toy.
If possible can someone create a new Elocity section.
I am sure a lot of people exited with its new tegra processor
Thank you.

I second that thought

Third it!!!
So far scouring the net i have read one review on Amazon only by someoen who actually got theirs.
Its not vapor eare ad is quite intriguing. Seems it could also be a 7 inch kin to the g tablet

Yes, please!

jazzbone said:
Yes, please!
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can't wait for your unboxing
Keys for me are :
1)viewing angles and that resolution is good enough
2)responsiveness of Ui
3)rootable to get market on it
4)battery life

Well my A7 now is at ups truck, can't wait until ups guy knock my door
For resolution I am sure will not be a problem since my archos 70 has some resolution.

Agreed, this needs a section. How can Notion Ink already have a section yet availability set for late January???

Yes new section for Elocity A7.
I ordered yesterday and it shipped today. I'm so excited I shaking.

Received my A7 few minutes ago, it is extremely fast.
The only let down is this device doesn't support hardware multi touch, I think.
Browser that come with it have pinch to zoom support but its jerky and does not render properly, pinch to zoom on dolphin hd is not supported at all.
This defeat the purpose of having tablet as internet browsing machine.
Well, I will wait for few days to see if there is any fix about this issue, otherwise she will go back to tigerdirect
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I support the petition.. please create Elocity A7 Forum section!

Agreed. Please create this section.
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nice pic please give us a review!!!!
Let us know if you can get angry birds working and any other root related mods

Mods please give Elocity its forum!!!!

Video Player in Elocity to play 1080P movies?
Can anyone tell me what kind of Videoplayer insalled in the elocity to play 1080P movies. GTABLET doesn' t play 1080P movies with Hardware decode. Also i like the launcher if some can post the APK!!!

Initial feedback
Just my random notes, I'm not an Android developer, but I have been running a rooted Droid for quite awhile. And advanced novice...
-Rooted out of the box, able to install Superuser. Getting fc with SetCPU, but Titanium Backup works fine.
-Wifi connected immediately. Hasn't lost connection. Streaming Pandora for two+ hours.
-Feels very quick. Page downloads in Dolphin HD are quick with minimal latency. Quadrant = 1900
-Able to stream video from Orb via the web interface with no changes to settings (nice!)
-Running apps with no problems: Newsrob, Pandora, Skype, ADW, Act 1 Video, Dolphin
-Winamp wifi sync working
-Speedtest.net: On my 10/5 Comcast account, scored 5/3.5. Droid scored 1.3/.7
-No multi-touch: Tap to zoom in Dolphin.
Wish list:
-Cyanogen ROM
-Overclock
-Marketplace
-Multi-touch
Overall, I'm very pleased for a $299 tablet and I'm definitely keeping it. If 1-3 on my wishlist come true in the next few weeks, I'll be absolutely thrilled with this.

I'd love to see a elocity section. Thanks!

Elocity Section
I'd like to see one created also
Thanks

Give us an eLocity forum please XDA.

Please make this happen XDA! We're making progress on this thing!
It's rooted, out of the box, we figured out how to get into recovery, we got adb working over wifi, we got LCD Density working...
We really need a forum so that we can pull together and get a better recovery installed, we need GApps and the Market, and on to custom roms!
TIA,
Billy

Oppo Launch F-box Android STB to stream Find 5 content to your TV

Oppo Launch F-box Android STB to stream Find 5 content to your TV
The Oppo Find 5 comes with a very impressive 5-inch 1080p HD display, but sometimes even that isn’t big enough. Thankfully Oppo have released the Oppo F-Box an Android set-top-box from streaming Oppo Find 5 content!
Oppo are no strangers to home media devices, their Blueray players are regarded as some of the best on the market, and with the with other Chinese manufacturers getting in to the Android STB game (Haier, Hisense and Xiaomi) it makes perfect sense for Oppo to launch one too.
Oppo Launch F box Android STB to stream Find 5 content to your TV
Oppo have called their Android streaming device the Oppo F-box (Fun Box?). The sleek black box is so compact it makes even Apple’s minute Apple TV look overly large, and should fit in to even the most cramped media environments.
Full specs of the device have yet to be released, but what we do know is that the F-Box is that it will go on sale internationally later this year, and allows users to mirror content from their Oppo Find 5 to your TV. This includes the home screen, movies, the web browser and even games!
We also have yet to discover if the F-Box is compatible with all Android devices or will only work with the Find 5.
We hope to get our hands on the F-box for review once they are available.
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OPPO Style confirmed they'll be adding it to the site once there's stock. It's pretty slick though. I believe Engadget China used it with a Samsung and it worked...

I cant wait to get this, to go along with my Find 5, This phone is sweet its so clean looking, and built with a metal frame inside, its one hell of a sturdy device with premium looks to go along with it. I like how the new batch don't have the back, home and menu displayed unless its turned on, its basically just a screen, all black, It kinda reminds me of my One X International Version but with a lot better specs.
Specs are current or better than today's phones but cost $200 less Unlocked.
With the S4Pro 1.5 Quad Core, 16 or 32GB, Full 5 Inch IPS HD Display, 2GB, Factory Unlocked, 13MP HDR Exmor Camera, DNLA and Much more. I think its the best deal for the price, for a 32GB 5 Inch Display.
I like how Oppo listen to the community and have a future product request section on their forums.

Can't wait..
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Stream the content on tv with cable mini-usb to hdmi is no posibile ?
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Did anyone find out, when this box will be available. They already announced this in January 2013 an still nothing to buy.

Waiting
Waiting to get this cool F-Box in Indonesia

I tried NETGEAR Push2TV 3000. Didn't work right out of the box, but software update almost solved the problem.
Right now my Push2TV works absolutely fine with Samsung AllShare Cast(tm), which is Miracast(tm) in general. As of Oppo Find5, it connects, mirrors screen, transmits video to TV (and video only), but plays sound through phone speaker . Seems like Find5 is not fully Miracast compatible as of today.
p.s. forgot to mention, CM10, PAC and other CM based ROMs ain't able to connect even. So, "Wi-Fi Display" in their settings is just two words that don't have real meaning, but I believe it'll be fixed eventually.

vlgorev said:
I tried NETGEAR Push2TV 3000. Didn't work right out of the box, but software update almost solved the problem.
Right now my Push2TV works absolutely fine with Samsung AllShare Cast(tm), which is Miracast(tm) in general. As of Oppo Find5, it connects, mirrors screen, transmits video to TV (and video only), but plays sound through phone speaker . Seems like Find5 is not fully Miracast compatible as of today.
p.s. forgot to mention, CM10, PAC and other CM based ROMs ain't able to connect even. So, "Wi-Fi Display" in their settings is just two words that don't have real meaning, but I believe it'll be fixed eventually.
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CM will not work with the Netgear Push2TV on any device other than the Nexus 4. This is because the Push2TV requires source devices to support HDCP - which is the OPPOSITE of the way it should be. Unfortunately, right now, the N4 is the only device that has HDCPv2 libraries compatible with Android 4.2. (Well, maybe the GS4 and the HTC One???)
I haven't tried to see if the Oppo works with Samsung's Allshare Cast dongle, which is more forgiving of devices that lack HDCP.
I haven't tried Miracast on my Oppo yet, partly due to knowing that CM needs a kernel rebase to fix assorted display issues, and partly due to the fact that I'm kinda disappointed in Miracast in general - it doesn't perform well even with a Nexus 4 with any dongle I've tried (PTV3000 and Allshare Cast dongle).

XBMC that works FLAWLESSLY

So I been researching the new Amazon Fire TV and they have figured out how to sideload XBMC on it, but most versions give playback issues except one that was made or the OUYA. The OUYA and Fire TV are both built on Android, so I decided to try the build on the note 10.1 2014 and it works flawlessly!
I've tried and experimented with several versions of XBMC and always had issues with it in some way or the other, but this one is without fault. Give a whirl!
SPMC
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Can you tell me if the note overheats too much after a couple of minutes watching something?
The latest xbmc gotham beta 3 plays also great with hardware support but overheats the tablet.

I just installed it and works very well. Thank you very much!
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Thanks for the link. Works pretty good except for many channels, like HDTV, DIY Network and the Food Network I get script failures and can't watch anything.

Works great!! Thank you!!
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Fully realize this is probably a really dumb question, but what is the difference between this and the XBMC for Android nightlies I've been using for awhile?

Svenjamin said:
Fully realize this is probably a really dumb question, but what is the difference between this and the XBMC for Android nightlies I've been using for awhile?
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Are you sideloading on to firetv? I was going to pass on the firetv but if I can load xbmc on it I think I'll have to jump on it.
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Are you sideloading on to firetv? I was going to pass on the firetv but if I can load xbmc on it I think I'll have to jump on it.
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I am very interested in the fire TV if it can output 24p via xbmc. Otherwise, I'd recommend it to others but the stuttering it would cause on my TV would be unbearable.

Suddenly today XBMC gotham beta 3 won't open. Tried uninstalling and installed back, nothing, the tablet is stuck for 5-10 seconds and then prompts a message that "XBMC needs to close". I don't want to run SPMC as this is compatible with 12.3 and I would like 13 database compatibility.
Anyone else experienced this? Is there a gotham version of SPMC?

toyanucci said:
I am very interested in the fire TV if it can output 24p via xbmc. Otherwise, I'd recommend it to others but the stuttering it would cause on my TV would be unbearable.
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I run XBMC on a Vision3D right now, with my media being served up from a Synology box and it's quite nice. It would be sweet to primarily move to the FireTv as I'm a prime member and must run video full screen through a browser, and though I have a 50/25 wired connection I frequently need to force movies into HD when streaming through Prime.

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I run XBMC on a Vision3D right now, with my media being served up from a Synology box and it's quite nice. It would be sweet to primarily move to the FireTv as I'm a prime member and must run video full screen through a browser, and though I have a 50/25 wired connection I frequently need to force movies into HD when streaming through Prime.
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I'm rocking a raspberry pi tweaked to within an inch of its life lol. Playback is flawless. Navigation is actually great too (I'll post a review I did in a minute) but I want something new with a bit more power so I can use a nicer skin aside from amber. I'm serving media from a Synology Nas as well, the DS112, pretty cheap and very solid.
So yh, I'm hoping the fire tv can do 24p as its perfect otherwise.
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toyanucci said:
So I been researching the new Amazon Fire TV and they have figured out how to sideload XBMC on it, but most versions give playback issues except one that was made or the OUYA. The OUYA and Fire TV are both built on Android, so I decided to try the build on the note 10.1 2014 and it works flawlessly!
I've tried and experimented with several versions of XBMC and always had issues with it in some way or the other, but this one is without fault. Give a whirl!
SPMC
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What does this do exactly?
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Svenjamin said:
Fully realize this is probably a really dumb question, but what is the difference between this and the XBMC for Android nightlies I've been using for awhile?
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SPMC is a fork version of XBMC, optimized for OUYA.
http://ouyaforum.com/showthread.php?8220-SPMC-Koying

RussellEstridge25 said:
What does this do exactly?
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It's just one of dozens of ways of getting media from something to something potentially via something else. Somebody above mentioned using a NAS (Network Attached Storage device) which has their media on it and (I'm assuming) using a XBMC client on their N10.1-14 to access that content. They could potentially then stream that content being received by their N10.1-14 on to something else (EG: TV). There's a ton of ways of accessing and presenting content and XBMC is just one of many.
I use Plex which does pretty much the same thing but supports my smart TVs (Samsung, Google TV) natively so I don't need a device in between. When I'm traveling I use my trusty old AllShare Cast dongle. I have a Windows Home Server vs. a NAS and run PlayOn on it in addition to Plex server. PlayOn provides access to a ton of web content (including Amazon Instant without needing Flash) in addition to integrating VLC to playback content on my server. PlayOn uses the stock video app which means I can use pop-up-play, multi window, and Smart pause. When I'm working on office stuff I'll usually have a movie, TV show, or the live news running in a pop-up window to keep myself amused.
Here's some screen shots. The first three are PlayOn with AIV or Hulu playing; the second two are Plex. Both support Chromecast but I don't use it. With so many ways of doing the same thing there's no right or wrong solution.
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It's just one of dozens of ways of getting media from something to something potentially via something else. Somebody above mentioned using a NAS (Network Attached Storage device) which has their media on it and (I'm assuming) using a XBMC client on their N10.1-14 to access that content. They could potentially then stream that content being received by their N10.1-14 on to something else (EG: TV). There's a ton of ways of accessing and presenting content and XBMC is just one of many.
I use Plex which does pretty much the same thing but supports my smart TVs (Samsung, Google TV) natively so I don't need a device in between. When I'm traveling I use my trusty old AllShare Cast dongle. I have a Windows Home Server vs. a NAS and run PlayOn on it in addition to Plex server. PlayOn provides access to a ton of web content (including Amazon Instant without needing Flash) in addition to integrating VLC to playback content on my server. PlayOn uses the stock video app which means I can use pop-up-play, multi window, and Smart pause. When I'm working on office stuff I'll usually have a movie, TV show, or the live news running in a pop-up window to keep myself amused.
Here's some screen shots. The first three are PlayOn with AIV or Hulu playing; the second two are Plex. Both support Chromecast but I don't use it. With so many ways of doing the same thing there's no right or wrong solution.
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So it's a screen cast? I use my ps3 to watch movies and TV sites from my tracker as a media server but can't play like nesdroid or anything... Sort if I'm way off here...
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Shield 2?

I'm looking at picking up a Shield TV in the next few months, but wanted to see if there might be a newer version coming out. I know the Roku releases new models every year or so, and it's been about a year since the release of the Shield. Is there any buzz about a new/upcoming version out there?
Thanks

If a new version were to come out in the near future it would most likely be another mobile device & not a set top box

I would agree on this. SATV still offers the best hardware, and next software update will continue to add features (youtube 4k 60fps for example).
I don't really see what a Shield 2 could offer more right now, I mean besides more perfs but as of today nothing trumps the SATV 1.
A new Shield tablet would benefit on the contrary from a SOC pascal-based for example, since the SOC it's using now is older than the one in SATV

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I would agree on this. SATV still offers the best hardware, and next software update will continue to add features (youtube 4k 60fps for example).
I don't really see what a Shield 2 could offer more right now, I mean besides more perfs but as of today nothing trumps the SATV 1.
A new Shield tablet would benefit on the contrary from a SOC pascal-based for example, since the SOC it's using now is older than the one in SATV
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The next software update hit a pop-fly right outta left field with the Shield TV being a full Plex Media Server now with transcoding too.

Its out of stock everywhere even on the Nvidia website so something is happening.

There is an FCC filing for a new one, which is a pretty good indicator.
http://www.aftvnews.com/new-nvidia-shield-tv-passes-through-the-fcc/
Also I saw something on reddit, when someone asked why it was out of stock everywhere, but this was mostly speculation.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidTV/comments/50nzud/nvidia_shield_tv_discontinued/
I would say chances are pretty good that a new SATV is on the way. Timing and release date would be hard to pin down.

just to temper things there was an fcc filing for a new tablet and that didnt happen , admittedly the lack of stock does usually hint at a new release but who knows if its just a rev of the same setup
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As for the discontinued Tablet 2, that was considered due to nVidia providing the SoC for Nintendo's NX (to not compete). So I guess, it's a good sign that the SATV refresh is really coming soon (until holiday season?) as the form factor is quite different. Too bad they close it down so much.

I would assume the new one would maybe be designed to be cheaper. Or maybe a removable HD would be awesome.

Let's hope nvidia don't axe it completely. They have been known to do more professional and ODM stuff then consumer, and the switch is comming.

Surprised nobody has mentioned this.
https://www.nvidia.co.uk/shield/

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Surprised nobody has mentioned this.
https://www.nvidia.co.uk/shield/
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not sure its a shield 2, just appears slightly smaller with a different gamepad. hardware spec seems to be the same
the new rear layout
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/nvidia-shield-tv-pro-media-streamer-500gb-tegra-x1-processor-3gb-ram-4k-hdr-ready-hdmi-gbe-2xusb-30-
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the old layout
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/nvidia-shield-pro-500gb-including-controller-android-tv-4k-video-and-cloud-gaming

It's definitely the new Shield or as good as it going to get.
Lost the Sd card slot now.
Same innards and a re-design,mostly extra software features that the original Shield will get too.

Mid gen console refresh, loosing sdcard and a better gamepad you can buy to use in old model too. That's all.
"Old" model will get Nougat as an OS upgrade and will have the same functionality.

Why on earth would they take the sd card out?

HDMI port is now 2.0b
And it looks like it also lost the IR receiver.

does the original not have 2.0b

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Why on earth would they take the sd card out?
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it's still there, look a the amazon picture of the back of it, it's better quality.
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61OJ4TODznL._SL1500_.jpg
i'm curious if this will support side loading apps without root and how easy it is to root before i fork up the cash for this thing.
going to wait a bit for customer feedback first before i buy imo.

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HDMI port is now 2.0b
And it looks like it also lost the IR receiver.
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HUYI said:
it's still there, look a the amazon picture of the back of it, it's better quality.
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61OJ4TODznL._SL1500_.jpg
i'm curious if this will support side loading apps without root and how easy it is to root before i fork up the cash for this thing.
going to wait a bit for customer feedback first before i buy imo.
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Looking at the spec sheet on nVidias website, it looks like only the pro version has the ir receiver, micro sd, and micro usb connection. Semi-confirmed by amazon closeups.

Is this really worth calling it a Sheild TV2? It seems to me it's more like a Shield TV Slim. As to the IR Port, until we start seeing the first YouTube reviews crop up. I'll continue to trust the released Spec Sheet that states that it'll have one.
On that same topic, both the Gamepad, and Remote on the 2017 Models should also come with an IR Blaster. nNot for the Shield, which uses either Bluetooth 4.1 BLE, or WiFi Direct. But to control other AVrs, and TVs.

New free app to record Now Playing detected songs called Now Playing Register

The app is called Now Playing Register. With it, you can find the old songs recognized by Now Playing even if they’re gone days ago. Just open the app and you’ll see a register of all the songs you heard since this app were installed.
“Now Playing Register” will remind for you all the songs you listened to. The only thing that you have to care about is to install this app.
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In addition, you can also erase songs from your history and search them in Google and different applications like YouTube or Spotify to enjoy them again or know more about. It is a simple but functional material design application.
If you want to install it you can find it on the Google Play with the name "Now Playing Register"

Did you publish this yourself? Not seeing it in the Play Store.
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metalcated said:
Did you publish this yourself? Not seeing it in the Play Store.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=color.dev.com.white&hl=en
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cristianndc said:
The app is called Now Playing Register. With it, you can find the old songs recognized by Now Playing even if they’re gone days ago. Just open the app and you’ll see a register of all the songs you heard since this app were installed.
“Now Playing Register” will remind for you all the songs you listened to. The only thing that you have to care about is to install this app.
In addition, you can also erase songs from your history and search them in Google and different applications like YouTube or Spotify to enjoy them again or know more about. It is a simple but functional material design application.
If you want to install it you can find it on the Google Play with the name "Now Playing Register"
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Can you compare it with this app, if you've had a chance to use it?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.greatbytes.nowplayinghistory&hl=en

bonham1988 said:
Can you compare it with this app, if you've had a chance to use it?
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The main difference between that application and Now Playing Register is the cost. I understand that an application like this can not be paid because it is essential in this device. Regarding functions, we have tried to make the code as simple as possible. I can not speak of the code of that application because I do not know it, nevertheless, its price seems excessive to me.

metalcated said:
Did you publish this yourself? Not seeing it in the Play Store.
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We have worked the last weeks in this application and we have launched these days in anticipation of the arrival of the devices to their buyers. As for the link is the one that has already been provided.

cristianndc said:
The main difference between that application and Now Playing Register is the cost. I understand that an application like this can not be paid because it is essential in this device. Regarding functions, we have tried to make the code as simple as possible. I can not speak of the code of that application because I do not know it, nevertheless, its price seems excessive to me.
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Ok cool. I'm still waiting for the my pre-order to arrive. Will definitely give it a shot once I get my hands on the device.

One has ads and one cost $0.99, personally, I'd rather pay a buck for an app without ads.
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metalcated said:
One has ads and one cost $0.99, personally, I'd rather pay a buck for an app without ads.
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We plan to include low cost freemium app and new functions

My opinion
metalcated said:
One has ads and one cost $0.99, personally, I'd rather pay a buck for an app without ads.
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Ads are the best option for users because if a developer wants to earn your money he will work for it while a paid application has already achieved it. The best example is Nova Launcher that now that practically all users have bought it, it has no incentive to improve so fast.

cristianndc said:
The app is called Now Playing Register. With it, you can find the old songs recognized by Now Playing even if they’re gone days ago. Just open the app and you’ll see a register of all the songs you heard since this app were installed.
“Now Playing Register” will remind for you all the songs you listened to. The only thing that you have to care about is to install this app.
In addition, you can also erase songs from your history and search them in Google and different applications like YouTube or Spotify to enjoy them again or know more about. It is a simple but functional material design application.
If you want to install it you can find it on the Google Play with the name "Now Playing Register"
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Thank you for your work on this app, just installed it and I will let you know what I think.

With the latest version of the application you can already share a song, see the album image and remove the ads

In the last message you say, that i can share songs, but I can't find the option, where it is?

xurxooo said:
In the last message you say, that i can share songs, but I can't find the option, where it is?
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Hi. You must wait for Google Play to update the application to have this function. Today you should have this option.

At the request of some users now the application asks for confirmation before deleting everything. I'm sorry for those who pushed this option thinking that it was already implemented

Soon more functions. Stay tuned!

I'm trying to enable the app on my pixel XL and... That's the problem. [emoji819]️

McDizzle said:
I'm trying to enable the app on my pixel XL and... That's the problem. [emoji819]️
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Yes, at the moment it only works on Google Pixel 2 and Google Pixel 2 XL, which are the ones that incorporate Now Playing. We hope that it will soon be possible to port the function to more devices.