CyanogenMod’s Apollo Music Player Hits The Play Store
Apollo Music Player has been packaged into CyanogenMod builds for a while. They said it would hit the Android Market eventually, so we waited. We waited through two new Android versions and a rebranding of the Market to the Play Store to see this day come. Apollo is finally on the Play Store for everyone to use.
This music player is built to be as customizable as possible. It has theme support, customizable layouts, widgets, lyric support, gapless playback, and many more features. There are also plans to add more features like tablet support, customizable notification controls, sleep timer, and more. It’s exciting to see how far this could progress, as the search for the perfect music player will never end.
You can also teat yourself to the plus version, which removes ads and gives you quicker updates. Not quite sure how I feel about a paid CM app, but at $0.99, it’s absolutely nothing to fret. Hit the source links to download your preferred version and tell us how you like it!
I don't know how I feel about this. I think cloud based music services are the future. Most of the non-techie people I know are already using Pandora and Slacker and the like for the main music source during the day. Personally, with a large music collection I prefer using Google Music - Apple is heading in the cloud direction too. Does it really make sense to use locally hosted music on a mobile device? The only exception I could think of is if you have a really tight data plan - in that case it might make sense to host locally, but hasn't it already been shown that the general majority of mobile users isn't having that problem?
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