I use a music app called "Rock My Run." Will the Echo control music from an iPhone app like this, or does it only work with an iTunes playlist?
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I use the ECHO to control the music from the APP Map My Run, Walk, Fitness, etc and this is the app that actually controls the music and it only seems to pull playlists and music from iTunes. If you use a different running app with the ECHO it might work. The ECHO really is more of a display monitor for the app that is running on your phone it doesn't do anything on its own.
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Yes you do have to. Its like an extension to your smartphone. Echo is the first running watch that utilizes smartphone fitness apps to their full potential by wirelessly connecting them to your wrist. With real-time fitness data streaming directly from your smartphone to the watch display and the ability to remotely control connected apps, Echo keeps you informed and in control during any run. Echo is an extension of your smartphone, simultaneously displaying fitness data, notifications and achievements that display on your smartphone. Using Bluetooth Smart to wirelessly connect with smartphones, Echo shows elapsed time, distance and other fitness metrics at a glance. Echo gives you control over a variety of smartphone functions including start, stop or lap on your fitness app, and next song, play and pause on your music stream or playlist. Smartphone Compatibility Compatible with iPhone 4S, 5, 5C and 5S. Android Smartphone support coming soon. Wireless Communication Embedded Bluetooth Smart technology creates a low power connection between your smartphone and watch to stream data and remotely control your apps.
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Yes. You can use your iPod or iPhone to select/control the music; OR you can do it through the radio; OR with the included remote.
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From Android you can use the AV Controller App to control the system settings and use the app's player to play the devices music through the stereo. The IOS app is the same app as Android and for both devices if you just want to play the device's files then it is fine. With IOS you get Airplay, which streams just about any app's audio to the stereo. I use this a lot more because apps like Spotify or SiriusXM, so Airplay to me is a better feature than playing the device's music. If you have a rooted Android device you can buy apps that take the Android audio out and stream it in the Airplay format. I tested it for a few minutes and it worked find with Spotify for Android and the stereo.
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The Momentum is MFI - "Made for iPhone/iPod/iPad" by Apple technology. If you have an iPhone, the remote does a lot. If you don't, it may not do much since it has been developed for the iPhone/iPad/iPod. You'll still have great sound quality from the headphones but the controller may not function like it is supposed to with your phone. Check the retailers website for more information about MFI.
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From Android you can use the AV Controller App to control the system settings and use the app's player to play the devices music through the stereo. The IOS app is the same app as Android and for both devices if you just want to play the device's files then it is fine. With IOS you get Airplay, which streams just about any app's audio to the stereo. I use this a lot more because apps like Spotify or SiriusXM, so Airplay to me is a better feature than playing the device's music. If you have a rooted Android device you can buy apps that take the Android audio out and stream it in the Airplay format. I tested it for a few minutes and it worked find with Spotify for Android and the stereo. From Android you can use the AV Controller App to control the system settings and use the app's player to play the devices music through the stereo. The IOS app is the same app as Android and for both devices if you just want to play the device's files then it is fine. With IOS you get Airplay, which streams just about any app's audio to the stereo. I use this a lot more because apps like Spotify or SiriusXM, so Airplay to me is a better feature than playing the device's music. If you have a rooted Android device you can buy apps that take the Android audio out and stream it in the Airplay... » Read More From Android you can use the AV Controller App to control the system settings and use the app's player to play the devices music through the stereo. The IOS app is the same app as Android and for both devices if you just want to play the device's files then it is fine. With IOS you get Airplay, which streams just about any app's audio to the stereo. I use this a lot more because apps like Spotify or SiriusXM, so Airplay to me is a better feature than playing the device's music. If you have a rooted Android device you can buy apps that take the Android audio out and stream it in the Airplay format. I tested it for a few minutes and it worked find with Spotify for Android and the stereo. « Show Less
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Don't know anything about the Echo but we use the I Clever to connect to a JBL speaker and it works great!
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Can't speak for iPhone, but if its anything like my android device, it's pretty much useless. None of the control or EQ buttons doing anything. They only work when playing mp3s on the device itself.
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yes. BUT I run it through my iPhone with MyTunes Pro music app. It's worked fine. At high volumes its held up.
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The app is just a stand alone that works whether or not you have the alarm clock and is no use with the alarm clock. I have not used mine to play music or use music as the alarm. I have looked in the past and it seems it is a basic alarm clock.
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With the AirStash+ app you can stream music on the AirStash to your iPhone. (available for Android as well) It will play the songs in 1 folder on the device (not playlists). Other apps can work with the AirStash, too. You need to check to see if they have WebDAV, which is supported by the AirStash.
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Yes. Fully. Play, pause, skip, reverse, Siri, just like EarPods. Double click skips. Triple click goes to previous song.
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This is an app for Mac. It does not have in-app AirPlay compatibility unfortunately. As noted in one of the comments to the reviews, you can use the system-wide AirPlay (option-click on the volume button to enable this), but that routes all of your computer's sounds through AirPlay instead of just music. In-app AirPlay would be a huge improvement.
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Anything that plays through my ipod or cell phonphone plays great...except u can't control it remotely through the radio controls...great sound though..
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I think you can print your playlist in I-tunes, but other than that, you just need to get to know your song list. This is a very simplistic machine. You have one playlist. You can listen to them in order or shuffle them. Period.
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No unfortunately it only controls your iTunes Player. I've tried to use it with some of the recording apps like Auria and garage band but none of them worked with the remote.
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Yes it does stream music such as pandora, iTunes Radio, etc. When use in conjunction with GPS on the phone, the music will fade when directions go on via GPS and then back on to normal volume. It functions just like it would on your phone speaker or wired headset.