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While Spotify, Deezer, YouTube Music, and a few others dominate the music player category as far as Android Auto is concerned, there are tons of other apps that provide users with useful features specifically aimed at locally-stored libraries.
Auri Music is one of them, as this music player has been developed with Android Auto in mind from the very beginning.
And a recent update brings new functionality, including support for marking favorite songs right within the app. Bookmarking favorite songs is one of the key features of a music player, and beginning with this version, you’re provided with a dedicated option in this regard in Auri Music, while a new section allows you to access all songs previously labeled as favorite.
Then, the latest version of Auri Music comes with a search right in the Android Auto interface. In other words, you can now search for a song in your media library using the HU user interface directly. And if you can’t imagine how useful this feature is, you probably never used Spotify before, as the streaming app doesn’t come with an option to search for music and artists without unlocking your phone.
Auri Music now has a search option, and if you have a large music library, it goes without saying it adds extra convenience to the standard experience with the app.
The update to version 1.5 also introduces the ability to shuffle by album, and at the same time, it brings support for web radios, which means you can listen to stations online if you’re not in the mood for anything stored locally.
Of course, there are no bug fixes and improvements, as it typically happens in an app update.
All in all, updating to the latest version of Auri Music is something that all users should do, especially if they’ve been waiting for one of the features mentioned here.
And a recent update brings new functionality, including support for marking favorite songs right within the app. Bookmarking favorite songs is one of the key features of a music player, and beginning with this version, you’re provided with a dedicated option in this regard in Auri Music, while a new section allows you to access all songs previously labeled as favorite.
Then, the latest version of Auri Music comes with a search right in the Android Auto interface. In other words, you can now search for a song in your media library using the HU user interface directly. And if you can’t imagine how useful this feature is, you probably never used Spotify before, as the streaming app doesn’t come with an option to search for music and artists without unlocking your phone.
Auri Music now has a search option, and if you have a large music library, it goes without saying it adds extra convenience to the standard experience with the app.
The update to version 1.5 also introduces the ability to shuffle by album, and at the same time, it brings support for web radios, which means you can listen to stations online if you’re not in the mood for anything stored locally.
Of course, there are no bug fixes and improvements, as it typically happens in an app update.
All in all, updating to the latest version of Auri Music is something that all users should do, especially if they’ve been waiting for one of the features mentioned here.
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