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Ragingsheep posted:Is it just me or does steaming from Google Music use a lot of bandwidth? Full quality music files are big these days. Uncheck "high quality" in Play Music settings.
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Remember that with Spotify you can download playlists to the device so you don't stream any of those songs. For my listening habits that helps a ton.
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Thermopyle posted:Remember that with Spotify you can download playlists to the device so you don't stream any of those songs. For my listening habits that helps a ton. Also true for Google Music.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:Full quality music files are big these days. Uncheck "high quality" in Play Music settings. It's already unchecked. It used about 200mbs for an hour of streaming.
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LastInLine posted:I can't say enough good things about Our Groceries. You can make your own list, the crossed off stuff stays at the bottom for uncrossing off, but the killer feature for my wife and me is that the sync is instantaneous. Either of us can add things either to the online list or on either of our devices and the changes are reflected immediately on the other devices. It makes shopping trips a snap. This is perfect actually, thank you!
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Is there an Android equivalent to http://appshopper.com/? I know about http://www.app-sales.net/ but it doesn't let me sort the apps or filter by category.
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I'm looking for a camera app that will take photos on a keypress on my bluetooth headset (Or similar remote control) on my stock N4. Anything to that effect?
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I just got a bluetooth keyboard for my Nexus 7 to turn it into a note taking machine, and cloudon doesn't seem to want to work with said keyboard. Any other decent note taking applications that I can use, preferably with the ability to switch them between devices easily? Edit: I am an idiot and completely forgot that Google Drive was a literally exactly what I need and I'm already using it. Ryen Deckard fucked around with this message at 00:05 on May 8, 2013 |
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So is there anyone that uses an app to pull mail from an Outlook OWA server? There are several out there but I can't decide on which one I want to trust. Looking for any recommendations on any of them. I'm sick of using the webpage.
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EVIR Gibson posted:So is there anyone that uses an app to pull mail from an Outlook OWA server? There are several out there but I can't decide on which one I want to trust. Touchdown is a little steep at 20 dollars but it works really well.
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Ragingsheep posted:It's already unchecked. It used about 200mbs for an hour of streaming. That doesn't seem right, as 320 kbit/s would only be 144 MB. Did you uncheck the "cache files willy nilly" feature?
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What's a good IRC client?
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the kawaiiest posted:What's a good IRC client? AndChat is really good, especially on tablets.
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the kawaiiest posted:What's a good IRC client? kirbysuperstar posted:AndChat is really good, especially on tablets.
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I've been using Android IRC and never had a problem.
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deadbian posted:I've been using Android IRC and never had a problem. I was dedicated to andchat, decided to try andirc. It's got some nice features, good layout and looks very nice, but it kind of lags a bit for me when the chat is really going. I think I might stick with andchat for the time being.
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Are there any crossword apps that allow multiple people to work on the same puzzle as a team on their own devices?
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vote_no posted:That doesn't seem right, as 320 kbit/s would only be 144 MB. Did you uncheck the "cache files willy nilly" feature? I'd say its close. If your connection is good enough Play Music caches songs pretty far out plus all the album art. I'd be willing to bet Play Music is made badly enough that it's duplicating some of those things too.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:I'd say its close. If your connection is good enough Play Music caches songs pretty far out plus all the album art. I'd be willing to bet Play Music is made badly enough that it's duplicating some of those things too.
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Saint Fu posted:Are there any crossword apps that allow multiple people to work on the same puzzle as a team on their own devices? You just blew my mind. This would be awesome.
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Thanks for the IRC app suggestions everyone. Trying them out now.
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Rooster Brooster posted:You just blew my mind. This would be awesome.
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Saint Fu posted:A goon needs to make this. I was just talking about this with my wife last week. I really think there's a market for it.
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brc64 posted:I was just talking about this with my wife last week. I really think there's a market for it. Hardcore crozzwordz. Includes a 15 minute reminder to check on your kids/medicine cabinet.
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Question about Play Music: it's recently come available in Australia, and I've started uploading my music library to it. However, now on my phone, it seems that shitloads of my songs on my phone are sort-of only available to play whilst online. I've set the app to WiFi-only, but can't figure out why. I can go shuffle all, or play an album or whatever and they'll play, but if I go to the current play list heaps of songs are greyed out and it tells me it can't be played without a connection, despite them still being in my phone's storage. Is there any way to stop this, because it is annoying as gently caress, and I don't want Play Music streaming songs and burning up my pitiful mobile data allowance when they are just sitting there on my phone. e: Actually, is it streaming from Play? Or does it just want to be online to compare against my cloud library? 2ndclasscitizen fucked around with this message at 13:58 on May 9, 2013 |
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2ndclasscitizen posted:Question about Play Music: it's recently come available in Australia, and I've started uploading my music library to it. However, now on my phone, it seems that shitloads of my songs on my phone are sort-of only available to play whilst online. I've set the app to WiFi-only, but can't figure out why. I can go shuffle all, or play an album or whatever and they'll play, but if I go to the current play list heaps of songs are greyed out and it tells me it can't be played without a connection, despite them still being in my phone's storage. Is there any way to stop this, because it is annoying as gently caress, and I don't want Play Music streaming songs and burning up my pitiful mobile data allowance when they are just sitting there on my phone.
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LastInLine posted:You're talking about pinned tracks or ones you manually loaded? Because I think you have to do the former and eschew the latter. What's the difference? I've already manually copied my music on to my device via USB as I've had it for nearly a year and Play only became available recently. When I set it to On Device Only everything is pinned as it should be, but when it's on All Music, only a couple are pinned. It's not going to go and download stuff that's already there is it? e: I just tested it, set it to All Music, pinned an album I know is stored on my device, and it started downloading it. That is just all kinds of loving stupid. 2ndclasscitizen fucked around with this message at 14:04 on May 9, 2013 |
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2ndclasscitizen posted:What's the difference? I've already manually copied my music on to my device via USB as I've had it for nearly a year and Play only became available recently. When I set it to On Device Only everything is pinned as it should be, but when it's on All Music, only a couple are pinned. It's not going to go and download stuff that's already there is it?
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I'm neurotic about reading each item in Twitter or Facebook and enjoy having everything "read" similar to my RSS feeds. Does anyone know of an app that will allow you to easily "clear" the list of Twitter/Facebook items once read? As an aside, boy do I miss Slidescreen and wish that project hadn't been abandoned - it worked exactly how my brain works...
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2ndclasscitizen posted:What's the difference? I've already manually copied my music on to my device via USB as I've had it for nearly a year and Play only became available recently. When I set it to On Device Only everything is pinned as it should be, but when it's on All Music, only a couple are pinned. It's not going to go and download stuff that's already there is it? Yeah, Play Music will only play its files, and pinning them is a separate action from just transferring stuff over yourself.
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Athenry posted:Yeah, Play Music will only play its files, I don't believe this part is true, but clearly it's not good at handling it when you have identical files both in the cloud and on-device.
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Anyone looking to try a new SMS app should checkout Ninja SMS, just picked it up and overall I've been liking it for the multitasking qualities. It's still new but I'm excited to see what the devs do in the future with it.
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Penguissimo posted:I don't believe this part is true, but clearly it's not good at handling it when you have identical files both in the cloud and on-device. Yeah, I worded that poorly. It chooses the cloud files over local storage unless Play Music is the one that put the file in local storage. Right? I've been pinning and streaming for so long I forget.
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deadbian posted:Anyone looking to try a new SMS app should checkout Ninja SMS, just picked it up and overall I've been liking it for the multitasking qualities. It's still new but I'm excited to see what the devs do in the future with it. That looks cool. Kind of like the Facebook Faces thing but for SMS only, and not tied to Facebook - i.e. infinitely better in my opinion. I may well give this a try.
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Athenry posted:Yeah, I worded that poorly. It chooses the cloud files over local storage unless Play Music is the one that put the file in local storage. Right? I've been pinning and streaming for so long I forget. Pinned mp3s on play music are stored in a different location than music you've put on the SD Card yourself. I'm not sure if the Music player is smart enough to sort out which are which based on id3 tags. I wonder if you should see duplicates in that situation.
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Athenry posted:Yeah, I worded that poorly. It chooses the cloud files over local storage unless Play Music is the one that put the file in local storage. Right? I've been pinning and streaming for so long I forget. There's not even a way to add files to local storage through Play Music other than via pinning—you can of course add files through MTP, and it will notice and play those files, but it doesn't seem to treat them in any special way. Pinned files, on the other hand, are stored in some special location with obfuscated file names, and can't be accessed by other media players under normal circumstances.* I'm in the same boat (it's been a long time since I've played anything from anywhere other than the cloud), but you must be right that it prioritises cloud files in case of a conflict, which is a pretty stupid decision. * there are apps that let you do this but I think they require root?
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I have a sneaking suspicion that if your manually-added songs have slightly different tags, they'll appear as another copy of the album. Which isn't exactly a good solution or anything. I wouldn't mind the pinning aspect if it didn't take so long. Really the desktop Music Manager needs a way of converting the files and sideloading them to your phone, but I'm really not going to hold my breath on that one.
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Anyone have any idea why Google Now on my girlfriend's RAZR M doesn't give her the option to say "Google" to open the voice search? The option is checked in Now's settings and voice input on is checked in Input settings, so I don't know what the gently caress.
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XIII posted:Anyone have any idea why Google Now on my girlfriend's RAZR M doesn't give her the option to say "Google" to open the voice search? The option is checked in Now's settings and voice input on is checked in Input settings, so I don't know what the gently caress.
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baka kaba posted:I have a sneaking suspicion that if your manually-added songs have slightly different tags, they'll appear as another copy of the album. Which isn't exactly a good solution or anything. There's no reason it couldn't be iTunes for Android and manage the music in the cloud and device (and even on the PC if they were really confident), do ADB backups and restore the device, manage MTP file systems on Mac and Linux, and be a front end for managing your sync data within Google. Most of it wouldn't even need to be new except for a better way to see what's synced to Google Music and edit/manage that data locally, the rest would be just coupling the existing back end web services to a central app to view it all in one place. All the components are literally already made and packaged, they're just five separate downloads or webpages you have to know how to find.
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