●●● [DISCUSSION] ●●● CYANOGENMOD NEMESIS ●●● Video and August 19th Countdown ● IDEAS?
CyanogenMod Team Teases “Nemesis” With Video, But What’s Nemesis?
"Over the weekend, the CyanogenMod team took to their YouTube, hypebeasting a mysterious something called Nemesis. What could it be? The video is not clear, but it starts with the words, “Something wicked this way comes. Nothing can be perfect. Things can be better.”
The words “FREE” flash on an Android device’s lockscreen, but seriously, there is no telling of what this may be. Watch the video and then let’s start brainstorming what could be around the corner from CM."
Droid Life Article (above)
Android Police Article
http://www.cyngn.com is now live with code hinting at an August 19, 2013 release.
Some are suggesting it will be a release of a pure CyanogenMod running phone. Other ideas are a new launcher, division from google, a security based build of CM, and CM on iPhone. They all seem pretty outlandish to me but...
What do you all think Cyanogen is up to?
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Yahoo! announced their new Play music player Android app yesterday, powered by Instinctiv. Looking for early testers to give feedback on the app. The app is powered by Instinctiv.
Check out the review in Mashable: http://mashable.com/2011/06/16/play-by-yahoo/
It's live in the Android Market here: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.yahoo.player
On my phone, it's complete crap. The UI is slow, the songs are not sorted by album (artist only), and the purple hurts my eyes.
I have to agree with the above poster, Poor attempt Yahoo!!
A bluetooth/WiFi video receiver to link my TV and my android phone.
I think there is a good chance that this is what Google will be announcing tomorrow.
Here is why I think Google may be announcing this product tomorrow.
-Eric Schmidt said in Dec that most TV's will have GoogleTV in 6 months.
-Google has been testing a new media device in employees homes.
-They say they want to connect your home devices.
-They've been trying to make a remote control for ages.
-They say they are going to going to release a new system for listening to music. (and maybe video???)
-FCC application is for testing a new mysterious wireless/bluetooth device.
Think it could happen? This would be a game changer. Or at the very least, a channel changer.
Last year, Adobe announced that it is going to stop the development of mobile Flash Player for Android. Adding further nails in that coffin, Adobe has now announced that Flash Player won't be supported in Android 4.1. A prime example of this is the new Nexus 7 tablet, that ships without Flash support.
Furthermore, Adobe has announced that it will cease new Flash Player downloads from the Google Play Store, starting August 15. This means you will no longer see the Flash Player in the Play Store if it is not already installed on your device. Devices that already have the Flash Player installed will continue to receive minor updates and bug fixes post August 15.
Since the Flash Player is not supported in Android 4.1, Adobe is urging users to uninstall it before updating to Android 4.1, as it will not work properly. Also, any future updates to the Flash Player will not work under Android 4.1.
So it seems the era of Flash on Android has come to an end. What was once touted as a key selling point for Android devices is now being killed by its own maker. It doesn't help that Google too wants to distance itself from this archaic technology, as seen by the lack of Flash support in Chrome for Android even under Android 4.0.
It goes without saying that Apple has been instrumental in bringing this change. Sooner or later everyone was going to realize that the emperor was wearing no clothes. It's just that Apple was the first to point this out. Hopefully, the web developers will now finally wake up and adopt more modern technologies such as HTML5 for creating web content.
This has been already mention in the Android section.
We all know about that
After downgrading my Nexus 7 2012 to Liquidsmooth 4.4 I noticed that the Last.fm API key that Apollo uses to get album art and artist images (One of my favorite features of Apollo) was outdated the only difference in this version is the API key nothing has been edited or changed it is still Apollo. I will continue to update the key every time I notice the key is out of date.
All credit goes to Cyanogenmod for making the base app of Apollo
EDIT: Make sure you remove previous versions of Apollo before installing
Hello guys, I am looking for a build of AOKP ROM that was done in 13th of November 2018 (aokp_hammerhead_nougat_nightly_2018-11-13_ota.zip). After this version bluetooth track metadata broke and now in my car it does now show title, track duration etc. but it plays the music fine. I could not find the maintainer of Nexus 5 to tell him that.
Thanks!