But now, handset manufacturers have completely fractured the Android marketplace. It was OK when there were a dozen or so Android devices with similar specs. (I'll borrow her phone to listen to music if it had your app.)Īs you probably know, Android will (if not already) surpass the iphone fairly soon in usage.Īs you probably know, developers for the android os are having a heck of a time testing their apps on all the devices, and the tools that Google gives you to manage all the various screen sizes, resolutions, hardware futures, etc aren’t enough. We both are addicted to listening to Pandora for our music.
#Iphone equalizer that works with pandora for android#
Any chance you'll develop the same for Android based phones? We both use Blackberries now - but my wife is willing to switch to an Android phone. I would still like to include this feature if it means I can bring a benefit to you. However, outside of hearing loss corrections I could not find a need for that.
I ask this question because I am in the process of redesigning Equalizer and adding in different curve adjustments for left and right channels. So I was wondering if it would be beneficial for you to modify the frequency response of your music/podcasts differently from left to right channel? I noticed that you are posting your hearing loss levels (sorry if I use the wrong terminology) for both left and right, and they are different from time to time. The limitation is basically a reduction from 7 parametric bands to 4.) (Equalizer does work in a slightly limited version on older devices (2nd generation iPod and iPhone 3G). I am the developer of the Equalizer iPhone app:
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