Nokia music player phones
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- Nokia music player phones android#
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Nokia music player phones android#
PowerAmp is an Android music player with lots of enthusiasts but I wasn’t that impressed and didn’t think it was worth paying for. There are plenty of free and pay alternatives with various advantages over the basic app which came with your phone.
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If you have a smartphone (iPhone, Blackberry, Android) then it comes with a basic music player app (application) but you’ve got lots of alternative choices too. I wish my current phone had as decent sound quality. As a bonus when the phone was plugged into the stereo it was an excellent quality speakerphone with extremely high quality echo cancellation. Simple adapter cables with 3.5 mm plugs permitted me to plug into any of these stereos.
Nokia music player phones portable#
Inside my house I have portable stereos with line input jacks in several rooms. When on the go I used the same stereo headset I used with the phone to talk. It was nice to have music on the go – in the car, while walking down the street, and even inside my house.įor the car I used a cassette adapter. It had an excellent MP3 player and I loaded the memory card with almost 24 hours of music covering dozens of different albums – music I transferred from CDs and cassettes, music I downloaded, and even some music I created myself.
Nokia music player phones software#
Depending on the phone and how much effort the manufacturer decided into putting into software development for the non-phone capabilities it may be pretty decent software or just a plain music player like a cheap stand-alone MP3 player. If you have a non-smartphone which has built-in MP3 playback capabilities you will generally be limited to the software built into the phone. There are more creative solutions which involve disassembling the car radio and connecting wires directly into the sound circuits or a circuit which emulates an external CD disk changer, but they’re beyond the scope of this tutorial. This is often the only choice for a car radio which doesn’t have any other inputs. The final choice is a small FM radio transmitter which sends a signal through your car’s radio. Car cassette adapters were originally intended for use with a portable CD player for cars without built-in CD players but are marketed now for MP3 players. Just get an adapter which insets into the cassette’s slot with a cable with a 3.5 mm. You’ll need to disassemble your dashboard to get access to the radio and figure out a way to string a cable from the back of the radio to a place you can easily reach.Īn older car with a cassette radio is the next best choice. In a couple of rare cases car radios have hidden audio input jacks on the back of the radio. Just use a simple 3.5 mm male to male cable to plug your phone into your car’s audio system. The best scenario is a newer car which have a jack on the dashboard for audio input. jack there are several ways to listen to music in your car, depending on your car’s sound system.