CloudPlayer developed by DoubleTwist allows its users to stream music from their own music libraries. While most people would use apps like Google Play Music or Spotify to access their favourite tunes, CloudPlayer can be used in car stereos with a smartwatch as its control device.
Given the available resources on how to access music, this feature is the most commonly used applications not just on iOS and Android smartphones but on tablets as well. Nowadays, gadgets like Android Auto and CarPlay are in often in tandem when setting up a car sound system. Even on smartwatches, users can play or stream music through Bluetooth or wireless fidelity connections with an earpiece or headset or headphones, whichever they prefer.
Manufactured by DoubleTwist, the CloudPlayer allows its users to stream their music through their own files on the cloud storage systems. Even better for the users already familiar with the application, there is an update available for the app that makes the device even better than it was previously.
CloudPlayer also allows its users to access their music on cloud storage systems like Google Drive and Dropbox. With the technology now supporting Android Wear, users can simply access their smartwatches and manage their own music there; play, pause, forward, and next, like a remote control on their sound systems, whether it would be in their car, at the office, or even in the comfort of their own homes. The technology also supports devices which use the AllPlay streaming application.
"The update makes the app compatible with Qualcomm's AllPlay speaker standard, making CloudPlayer the only Android music app that supports Chromecast, AirPlay and AllPlay out of the box." Mobilesyrup reported.
In conjunction with CloudPlayer's supported platforms, it can also directly scan folders on the cloud, internal and card storages. It can also do bookmarks for songs that its users want to remember and play back from time to time.
