Download: Leaked Android Honeycomb default music player app, with complete UI overhaul

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Want a sneak peek at some Honeycomb goodness? Of course you do! And now, thanks to xda member johnnie93, you can have some. It looks like good ol' Johnnie managed to yoink the default music app for Android's yet-to-be-released Honeycomb iteration, and wants to share his wealth. The UI is smooth and slick on this author's Evo, and the entire experience is pretty smooth. Remember, though… it's not 100% functional, and has a tendency to force close. The great news here? You don't even have to be rooted to install the app. Simply:

  • download the .apk
  • put the .apk on your sd card
  • use a file explorer to navigate to the .apk, tap and install

And that's it! Be sure to hit the break for the download link, as well as to check out a gallery of screenshots, and tell us what you think in the comments!

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  1. Well I truly liked reading it. This information offered by you is very constructive for correct planning.

  2. Aaaaaagghh!!!

    **STILL** NO FLAC SUPPORT!!!

    WTF google? Why can’t you support an open source standard!!??

    Otherwise the app worked on MyTouch 4g just fine (with poor sounding MP3 files).

  3. does anyone know if google allows its apps from the gingerbread to run on the honeycomb or other 10in devices?

  4. Tried it and it works great on HTC desire froyo, colors are kinda annoying. btw another shortcut to jumpertest is visible

  5. well, I’ve got a rooted legend with a modaco froyo rom and it won’t work :( should I deinstall the stock android player?

  6. Uncheck streaming and do not sync in account, as this isnt currently working, then you will see your music and can use as normal player. ; )

  7. I’ve removed stock player and honeycomb works fine, although I still have miui player installed. Removing stock might fix it.

  8. Anyone with the current stock Android music app won’t be able to install this. All the skinned phones can as they use different music apps.

    Certainly explains why the Droid and Nexus One are having trouble.

    Can be solved with root though I imagine. Or by waiting. I wouldn’t be surprised if Google go down their recent route of just putting this on the market rather than it just being in honeycomb

  9. Consider it downloaded! Very nice looking UI.

    @Matt:
    The post says it’s from Honeycomb, so I imagine that’s when it’ll be introduced, whatever official software version that ends up being ;-)

  10. I think it’ll prob fail on any phone with stock Android music app cos it will have the same package name.

    Maybe.

    Annoying though :(

  11. Works great on my HTC Desire (Gingerbread 2.3.1) Check out a screenshot https://twitpic.com/3khv8x/full

    @Rich I think you need root.

  12. The thing is they’ve been using that UI design pattern for a while. Look at the news and weather app, the new youtube app and the youtube remote app. They all use this pattern but we’ll have to build it ourselves if we want it as far as I can see. Same with things like action bars and quick content.

  13. Looks really nice on HTC Desire with Oxygen. I’m getting used to the sliding tabs. Look a lot nicer than the standard tabs.

    Anyone think this will be included as a standard part of the SDK anytime soon?

  14. Doesn’t work on my Nexus One :( Installation fails every time, without giving a reason. Tried clearing data from the existing Music app, made no difference. You sure you don’t need root?

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