[Tobias89]

Oh and I forgot to mention that there is a foobar app coming to android too (I think)

 

[Dobrescu George]

  Oh and I forgot to mention that there is a foobar app coming to android too (I think)

I think that it has been postponed for way too long to be coming to android. It should have been here for a few years now..

 

[Spadge]

Dear all,

As discussed before, the X7 may come with a whitelist and blacklist of apps that may and may not be installed on the player, the intention being to limit installed apps to audio-relevant ones. If this is the case, what apps would you like to see to run on the X7? The results of this survey counts toward compatibility testing and coding as well as the whitelist.

Cheers all
Joe

Xbox music for me please

 

[Mistyc]

Xbox music for me please

Viper4android,Tidal&PowerAmp

 

[all999]

Tidal and Qobuz are all I need.

 

[NuntiusMortis]

PowerAmp and iSyncr
 
dropbox - for playlist transfer

 

[jsiegel14072]

Audible - great to have books for long trips

 

[Dobrescu George]

I actually wish that Fiio would build their own app for music playback. I had not been pleased with either options of or how they work for majority of Android apps. 
 
Also, allowing VLC would be a plus.

 

[warrior1975]

Viper4Android, tidal.

 

[Jobbing]

@Joe Bloggs

Besides Head-Fi app

1) FOOBAR Mobile (http://mobile.foobar2000.com/)
2) Spotify (HQ)
3) Tidal
4) Poweramp
5) Unified Remote (Unified Intents)
6) Microsoft Remote (Microsoft)
7) Exystence (http://exystence.net/
)
8) PitchFork
9) Soundhound/Shazam
10) UPnP/DLNA
11) news feed app (?)
12) YouTube (?)
13) Deezer (?)
14) Last.fm

 

[derGabe]

Seriously Guys, what you want is called a "Smart Phone". And there are plenty of it on the market.

 

[x RELIC x]

Seriously Guys, what you want is called a "Smart Phone". And there are plenty of it on the market.

No smartphone has this level of hardware and audio engineering know how.

 

[PaytonJ]

Another vote for TIDAL

 

[Jobbing]

  Seriously Guys, what you want is called a "Smart Phone". And there are plenty of it on the market.

 
 
I don't think there's nothing wrong with gathering suggestions for apps on this Android device, better to not overlook any possibilities. It's up to FiiO which apps to include in their white list and it's up to you which ones to install

 

[jk47]

@Joe Bloggs
 
another vote for spotify.  i mostly listen to my own flac files, but i use spotify to scout new music.