And I could never get PandoraJam to scrobble. I was considering purchasing it but then it did something weird to my Adobe Fireworks CS4 and I couldn't use it anymore while working. This was a deal breaker and a weird bug. Shock-J Jun 11 Ok, my initial judgement of this app is kind of conflicted. When I read the description, I really wanted to like it, and I still want to like it, but there's just not a lot to it.
In summary, it's feels like a stripped down web browser dedicated to "surfing"only Pandora and Last. You get practically the identical interface if you visit these sites in Firefox or Safari. A few extra bells and whistles are thrown in to add "convenience" but somewhere deep down I feel like they're just there to disguise the fact that's it really just a mini web browser.
There are 3 advantages of using Musicality over your standard browser You can close the window and the music continues to play ok, this is nice. Global keyboard shortcuts and Apple Remote integration to control the music outside the application window. Growl song notifications. That's pretty much it. Now here's where the conflict comes in. Unfortunately I'm gritting my teeth and saying no. I just don't see the value in paying double digits for this app. BUT, I do have the solution!
Why is it that when I click on any action that doesn't involve playing music, it takes me OUT of musicality and into my default browser which is Chrome at the moment. It shouldn't have to leave the app, particularly since it's a web browser itself, to update my profile, find a song or get HELP.
If those buttons aren't integrated with app, then they're kind of pointless. Also, there's no indication that your Pandora music is being scrobbled to Last. That should be a no-brainer. I'll continue to play with it some more to see if it grows on me, but I can't imagine this becoming a part of my software collection in it's current incarnation.
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Suggest similar app. New and Recently Updated. Alternatively, from a mobile device: Open the Pandora app and go to Settings , then tap Device Activation and enter the code. Then select Continue on the in-home device. Your Password: If you're having trouble logging into your Pandora account with your password, please respond directly to this post to let me know. I can create an email support case for you to help with your password ASAP. I hope this information is helpful.
Let's talk music in Community Chat. View solution in original post. If so, you will need to submit a message to our support team directly through the contact form. How or where do I get the device activation code for my phone?
I just got this phone and Pandora isn't working properly. Hi there, Tdriver Please check out my message about this here. If you'd like to activate Pandora on an in-home device, such as a Smart TV or Blu-ray player, feel free to use these steps to get set up.
I moved your post over to this thread to keep the community tidy. You won't need a code unless you're trying to activate an in-home device such as your TV. Thanks for posting to community! I Purchased a new phone and I need the activation code.
It says to go to my device, which is a note 8 go to the app yet the Pandora and then he had select activation CO will appear when I hit the Pandora app I do not give any message that says next.
Hi Pjenkins Welcome to community! As AlyssaPandora mentioned in her post above, mobile devices do not need an activation code.
If you've already installed the Pandora app on your new phone, you'll simply need to open the app and log in with the email address and password used at the time of sign up. If you're still having trouble, could you do me favor and please take a screenshot of what you're seeing.
Let me know if you need steps on how to do this. No sir, I'm trying to activate my Samsung phone device to Pandora. The code I was given I entered and was informed it was expired. What do I do now? Hi, Labamba. Simply click to copy a password or press the ' Generate ' button for an entirely new set. Your online passwords should always be between characters long more is always better and should always include a combination of letters both upper and lowercase , digits and symbols.
And, don't forget to change your passwords regularly. To help manage your online passwords, we recommend using either 1Password or LastPass , both are secure options.
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