Furthermore, the app currently runs in just portrait orientation, offers absolutely no configurations whatsoever, and is currently available in only a couple of different shades of themes (black and white). Like the previous CM9 music player, Apollo, too, doesn’t yet support Google Music integration, the reason of which being the unavailability of Google Music API to developers.
There are quite a few other subtle, yet much sought-after features, which part Apollo from the ex-CM9 default music player.īefore jumping onto the positives, let’s first take a look at the missing bits, while at the same time considering that it’s just an alpha release. Among other changes, Apollo Music Player sports a white theme by default, as compared to the sleek black theme that we saw with the previous app. Apollo Music Player is now available for download on any device rocking an ICS-based ROM, and like the default CM9 stock music app, this one, too, doesn’t require your device to be rooted. Here’s some good news for all Android 4.0 (or higher) Ice Cream Sandwich users. Based more or less along the same lines, Apollo Music Player is a brand new music player that comes bundled with the Nightly builds of CM9 as the ROM’s default music app.
#Apollo music player for mac for android
The Holo-themed default music player of the CyanogenMod 9 custom ROM for Android is quite a polished and feature-laden app that we’ve already looked at in detail.
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