Help New to Android, a few questions

[Szarach]

Hi, new to Androids and smartphones in general, just a couple questions.

1) Does anyone know of a decent FM-transmitter I can use in my car, I don't have an Aux port to play music?
2) When I swipe apps away from my recently used apps screen am I actually closing them? or is there something else I need to do to actually close the app?
3) What program do you guys use to sync your music? I've uploaded everything to google music, but I'd like to put a lot of my music on the phone to conserve data?
4) Does anyone know where I can find an annoying alarm clock sound, the ones on the phone are too soft and light to wake me up?

 

[Wolfedude88]

Hi, new to Androids and smartphones in general, just a couple questions.

1) Does anyone know of a decent FM-transmitter I can use in my car, I don't have an Aux port to play music?
2) When I swipe apps away from my recently used apps screen am I actually closing them? or is there something else I need to do to actually close the app?
3) What program do you guys use to sync your music? I've uploaded everything to google music, but I'd like to put a lot of my music on the phone to conserve data?
4) Does anyone know where I can find an annoying alarm clock sound, the ones on the phone are too soft and light to wake me up?

2) No I have read it does not actually close them, you would need to go to settings, apps, running, then close the app.

 

[elogical]

Hi, new to Androids and smartphones in general, just a couple questions.

1) Does anyone know of a decent FM-transmitter I can use in my car, I don't have an Aux port to play music?
2) When I swipe apps away from my recently used apps screen am I actually closing them? or is there something else I need to do to actually close the app?
3) What program do you guys use to sync your music? I've uploaded everything to google music, but I'd like to put a lot of my music on the phone to conserve data?
4) Does anyone know where I can find an annoying alarm clock sound, the ones on the phone are too soft and light to wake me up?

1) There are some decent ones out there but depending on how serious about the sound you are, you probably want to look seriously at either an adapter that attaches through the antenna port behind the radio or upgrading to an aftermarket deck with a real AUX in. I've used most methods and I just can't recommend the FM adapters. They definitely work. I still have one I use in other people's cars. I just wouldn't use it on a daily basis because the sound isn't clean enough.

 

[clb2196]

3) Google Music lets you "pin" albums to your phone so they're downloaded there. Then there's an option( can't remember where offhand but I'm sure you can find it) to have the app show only the music that actually on your phone, and not the music from the cloud. I've used a few different music app,s and Google Music is by far my favorite.