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New Linux based smartphone.

New Linux based smartphone.
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What do you think about it? Is this is a really revolution?

I think this phone looks very nice with a stunning UI. The technical specs are nothing special, but this could be quite a hit i think.

thats a savage ass phone, you kno what would be sick tho if you could change the color of all the LED's on it two from blue to like purple or something. It's linux it should be fully customizable like that

I love the look of this phone. Very appealing. I will be interested in seeing more about it.

This would be the perfect MP3 Player. But for a smartphone, I do not know if it will offer the extreme flexibility of any of the four TRUE smart phones: Symbian S60, Windows Mobile, Android.
Does this phone have a file system, etc? Also, does Palm Pre and Palm Pixi have a file system and file manager too?
But I've seen this phone before, and I was excited, and still am.
I just don't expect it to be smart-centric. I expect it to be more like a Zune HD experience with some "quasi-smart" features like on the iPhone.
Original Poster, I think you should compile links on the first post and make this the official ELSE anticipation and discussion thread.
More Links http://else.bz/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amk7XzgMcTs&feature=related
But there are a few things I would like to know more about this phone.
*Judging by the Flash Videos, the keyboard on the phone sucks (but there are some pretty cool features). But the reason why it sucks is mainly due to the layout and size of the keys both in portrait and qwerty.
*I haven't seen any file manager. Will it be on this phone, and how complex is it?
*Speaker quality?

Two words: left handed
(looks awesome!)

N1c0_ds said:
Two words: left handed
(looks awesome!)
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XD one word: settings.

poetryrocksalot said:
XD one word: settings.
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He was talking about the buttons being on the right side of the phone. Easier for us left-handers to use. I don't think you can change hardware location in settings

Use it upside down maybe!! too bad for you!! Does look interesting, but not entirely better than tab bars and such.. it does have that added sliding left feature and I guess it being capacative would not require much tension from the thumb. I am always up for new technology to push the limits.

Nicaragüense said:
Use it upside down maybe!! too bad for you!! Does look interesting, but not entirely better than tab bars and such.. it does have that added sliding left feature and I guess it being capacative would not require much tension from the thumb. I am always up for new technology to push the limits.
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Wow, maybe the device will not only have rotate orientation buy also flip orientation. That would be awesome!

It's all going to come down to how they market this phone. It looks great and definitely has appeal to those of us with a technical background and who love customization. But what carrier will they market it to? Can it be customized to settings that people find interesting such as led colors, programs, etc? and the biggest one: WHO will they allow to carry the operating system. Getting google to back this would be great, getting Nokia to make a phone able to support this would be great, but which one will have the advertising budget to challenge Apple and the like to the duel that will occur when this and the next generation of iphones is released? A small company like Access is going to have a really hard time trying to compete with Motorola, Nokia, Google, Samsung and Apple especially.

I'm sorry for reviving a dead thread, but does anybody know the name of this phone and the maker? I think the phone failed to launch and the maker went out of business and that's making it hard for me to find any information on this. A name should help, thanks.

The Linux based smartphone have actually been out for awhile. I think (Don't hold me to word on this) there is one called tuxphone. But I'm not sure if that's Linux based when I think back on it...
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I wonder if it would be possible to port the launcher to Android since it is also Linux based? It looks pretty sexy...
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drewtang said:
I wonder if it would be possible to port the launcher to Android since it is also Linux based? It looks pretty sexy...
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The most thing about Android that is Linux based is it's kernel but a lot of it is actually Java, especially the apps.
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bootdroid - Let's end it here shall we

When I was looking for x86 stuff today, I came across this "project" called bootdroid that is supposedly a guy coming along in his port of iOS to Android (blog of updates is here: http://bootdroid.blogspot.com/ code page here: http://code.google.com/p/bootdroid/).
It amazes me how people think that, with all the issues we have with hardware acceleration, audio, and camera drivers with every OS update that SWITCHING to a completely different system wouldn't be out of the question.
Yes, for people still questioning, it IS fake. You're NEVER going to be able to run iOS natively on an Android device period. Likewise, you can barely get Android to recognize the iOS hardware.
A few things to note:
1) He's spamming it all over the place for SEO reasons,
2) The iPhone's/iPads interface images are static. They don't just "fit" into any given screen size, a reason why we can't have DPI changers like Android has. You'd have to totally recode the system to do what he's trying to make you THINK he's doing. He says he's using the iPad version... Have you ever tried using iPad apps on the iPhone? Well, it shows you only 4/100th of the screen. Yes, I have tried, and so have a few others.
3) He used old web app sample code that comes with Xcode. It's not even iOS5:
iOS4:
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iOS 5:
His:
Specifically, you can tell by the edges. His Push Notifications are also thick:
So move along now, nothing to see here.

Ga niet zomaar haten...
Seriously he is already been working on this project since ios 4 was still the latest and greatest. I don't know if you are an iPhone user or on the Android side but this is real. He has been providing very true ans interesting topics on his blogspot and I would like to see your face when an alpha build comes out.
People stop hating on this project please. Maybe this is fake but then again why would he been keeping the site alive for that long ? Do you think that someone that is wanting to say brick our devices is going to say don't promote this to much because the maker of thz port could be sued by Apple for the copyright things.
This is probably the last thing that Apple is waiting on, people using their (good and smooth with great exclusive apps) software on hardware that is better and faster and that fill better the needs of certain people. ( I don't like the iPhone's sound quality, display size, aspect ratio, glass that breaks rapidly...).

I have been an iPhone user since they came out. I also have Android devices. There are pros and cons with both.
I've managed to snag the GUI images that are available with the iOS 5 firmware and optimized it for the Android device I'm working with. I successfully built a Test App (GUI) in Xcode and added it as a system application to the iOS firmware currently running on my Android device.
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Again... That is NOT iOS5. I know how it looks like, and I know how Xcode looks and works.
Another thing, since iOS is basically OS X, what does this mean for driver support? There isn't a driver for any internal Android hardware that also works in OS X.
Lastly, just because it's better hardware doesn't mean the software will work better/faster on it. Being that Androids are mostly made out of plastic will most likely result in heating issues. The new iPad can hardly handle it.

Hunch
Well I noticed on the Bootdroid blog, that someone has released code for Bootdroid.
HTML:
https://github.com/Peter42/BootDroid
However, what we do not know is what the files actually do. I have tested it myself and... well... they do nothing that I can actually tell apart from run an app, which itself, does nothing? :S
However both the software and the app seems to be virus free, according to ESET and Lookout.
Is there any developers wishing to strip down these files, and have a little look inside to see what they do?
Thanks,
TyphoonScotland

The only big file there is U2WIN.exe which is 380MB. I won't download it and try it myself, so i don't know what that is or does.
But i find it strange that there's no videos of this. I would think that a lot of people would try this and post some videos on YouTube. But nope, no videos whatsoever.

LordManhattan said:
The only big file there is U2WIN.exe which is 380MB. I won't download it and try it myself, so i don't know what that is or does.
But i find it strange that there's no videos of this. I would think that a lot of people would try this and post some videos on YouTube. But nope, no videos whatsoever.
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i will download it tonite to see whuz that

therealphami said:
i will download it tonite to see whuz that
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Did you try it out?
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If I could figure out how to install it, I wouldn't mind trying!
iOS5 on Archos 70 would be awesome! =)

I thnk its real
It looks so promising... but then in his blog he said that this Krazy did it... mebbe itss real and i hope so cos iap crackee is onlly for iOS. And btw how do you even install it? So many files...

Soooo.
xjarylx said:
It looks so promising... but then in his blog he said that this Krazy did it... mebbe itss real and i hope so cos iap crackee is onlly for iOS. And btw how do you even install it? So many files...
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Did you find out? Theres no files on his google source anymore... I just revived a dead thread sorry

Nexus 7 Specs are live on Asus website (9.5 hrs battery life shown)

The specification page for the Nexus 7 is live on the Asus website now.
Can't link to it since I am new...sorry

Link to said page - http://www.asus.com/Tablet/Nexus/Nexus_7/

Interestingly on that Asus page it shows the nexus 7 running in Tablet UI mode:
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I'm thinking it could either be a bad photoshop from some other device or it could show that at some stage this thing was intended to run in full tablet mode rather than in some hybrid mode. Probably just a photoshop job though because the rest show it running the hybrid UI.

hyperdude111 said:
Interestingly on that Asus page it shows the nexus 7 running in Tablet UI mode:
I'm thinking it could either be a bad photoshop from some other device or it could show that at some stage this thing was intended to run in full tablet mode rather than in some hybrid mode. Probably just a photoshop job though because the rest show it running the hybrid UI.
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Its showing the Tegrazone in "Tablet UI" mode...not the launcher.

raycpe said:
The specification page for the Nexus 7 is live on the Asus website now.
Can't link to it since I am new...sorry
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From the ASUS site:
"World’s first 7” quad-core tablet delivers an advanced multimedia experience with up to 9.5* hours of battery life".
*"Battery life may vary by use. Stated battery life measured by playing 720p video at 100 nits brightness, with an external microphone, Wi-Fi turned on, Gmail logged in".

Weird part about that note is the external microphone.
Would never have considered running with an external mike,
and that should have no effect on battery life anyway.

rmm200 said:
Weird part about that note is the external microphone.
Would never have considered running with an external mike,
and that should have no effect on battery life anyway.
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the mic needs power from somewhere?

dreggs said:
Its showing the Tegrazone in "Tablet UI" mode...not the launcher.
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No, look at the panel at the bottom. It's using the tablet panel and not the "3 button" phone panel. Indicates tablet launcher.
The nexus 7 panel only shows 3 buttons (back, home, multi-task) even when running apps in tablet mode.
Furthermore in this picture there is no notification bar at the top, it is contained in the panel at the bottom like in the tablet UI.

hyperdude111 said:
Interestingly on that Asus page it shows the nexus 7 running in Tablet UI mode:
I'm thinking it could either be a bad photoshop from some other device or it could show that at some stage this thing was intended to run in full tablet mode rather than in some hybrid mode. Probably just a photoshop job though because the rest show it running the hybrid UI.
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I seriously opened this thread and got major deja vu:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28401644&highlight=tablet+ui#post28401644
I swear I looked at the dates of the posts and thought I had gone crazy or something.

I really think they meant external speakers and not microphone. Proof checking is a dying art since spellcheck came along.

Well the original intention was to discuss the newly posted specs and battery life, not UI.

MaxCarnage said:
I seriously opened this thread and got major deja vu:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28401644&highlight=tablet+ui#post28401644
I swear I looked at the dates of the posts and thought I had gone crazy or something.
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Now that is strange! You know what they say about great minds.

That spec sheet talks about taking panoramic pictures ? Am I missing something here? Didn't Paul from Modaco have to hack it to get the camera app to show up?
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You can look at the battery indicator(s) and see that this Nexus 7 is currently being charged by an external battery located in a keyboard. It's a screengrab from a Transformer most likely.

apascual89 said:
That spec sheet talks about taking panoramic pictures ? Am I missing something here? Didn't Paul from Modaco have to hack it to get the camera app to show up?
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Yeah, those are just generic android specs and they forgot to remove that one. And I doubt the FFC can support 720P anyway.

apascual89 said:
That spec sheet talks about taking panoramic pictures ? Am I missing something here? Didn't Paul from Modaco have to hack it to get the camera app to show up?
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I noticed that... I think they have used a generic graphic for the features of Jelly Bean and forgot to remove the reference to the camera.
At least that is my best guess.

rmm200 said:
I really think they meant external speakers and not microphone. Proof checking is a dying art since spellcheck came along.
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+1
I also think they meant external speakers.
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Ars got 9h15m playing transformers at 100% brightness and volume with over 11h at 50%.
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012...-googles-nexus-7-is-a-fantastic-200-tablet/4/
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I hope it doesn't get tablet UI in the future, I like it the way it is.
That's some pretty impressive time, really great for longer trips, I wonder how much more it would get if you used headphones.
10 finger multi-touch is pretty nice too.

*PCB color and bundled software versions are subject to change without notice.
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PCB color...right.

Galaxy Gifts, What WAIT?! Amplitube was released for Android?!?

I have been waiting for years now for Amplitube for Android, Ik the developers always blamed Androids lack of low latency audio
in the android sdk... Now all of a sudden its out and available for the Note 4 as a Galaxy Gift exclusive with no other mentions of it?
Something smells fishy here.
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http://apps.samsung.com/mars/appque...ppId=com.ikmultimediaus.android.amplitubelese

deathshead said:
I have been waiting for years now for Amplitube for Android, Ik the developers always blamed Androids lack of low latency audio
in the android sdk... Now all of a sudden its out and available for the Note 4 as a Galaxy Gift exclusive with no other mentions of it?
Something smells fishy here.
http://apps.samsung.com/mars/appque...ppId=com.ikmultimediaus.android.amplitubelese
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Not much use without the iRig HD-A which is an Android optimised version of the iRig hardware, and not out until some time in November

jonstatt said:
Note much use without the iRig HD-A which is an Android optimised version of the iRig hardware, and not out until some time in November
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AHHH! IC.. Info seems pretty hard to locate on this setup.
Thanks for the heads up sir.

Seems to be related to this:
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2014/10/02/samsung-real-time-audiomidi-solution-for-android/
Regards,
Dave

foxmeister said:
Seems to be related to this:
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2014/10/02/samsung-real-time-audiomidi-solution-for-android/
Regards,
Dave
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Well whaddaya know!, It looks like Samsung finally got tired of waiting for Google, WOW, this is actually HUGE news,
I'm very surprised that this hasn't hit all the major android news sites.

foxmeister said:
Seems to be related to this:
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2014/10/02/samsung-real-time-audiomidi-solution-for-android/
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Dave
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Oh wow, that's pretty awesome...

Online now!
Both the app and the interface seems to be online now:
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/amplitubeandroid/
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irighda/

Yes, we submitted AmpliTube so it would be in the Galaxy Gifts program but our announcement is today and both the AmpliTube and iRig HD-A pages are live as pointed out above. I can't link to a video yet with my first post but we do have one on our channel.

ikmultimedia said:
Yes, we submitted AmpliTube so it would be in the Galaxy Gifts program but our announcement is today and both the AmpliTube and iRig HD-A pages are live as pointed out above. I can't link to a video yet with my first post but we do have one on our channel.
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You mean this video from your website?
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irighda/index.php?pp=irig-hd-a-video

springer.music said:
You mean this video from your website?
<snip>
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Yes, and I hit the "Thanks" button for you doing that. We added a shorter version there just now too, but the longer one would be more interesting to people here, I'm sure. Right now we're only on the two Samsung devices that have Samsung Professional Audio support but hopefully there is more on the horizon, as we've seen tons of interest in AmpliTube on Android for years now.

And where can i purchase just the usb otg cable to use with my Irig HD ?
Or are you going to tell me that after buying the apps and bundle 3 times (iphone, ipad and android ) i will also have to buy the hardware too ?

rahan95 said:
And where can i purchase just the usb otg cable to use with my Irig HD ?
Or are you going to tell me that after buying the apps and bundle 3 times (iphone, ipad and android ) i will also have to buy the hardware too ?
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I'd assume that any of these should work with the black irig HD as well:
https://www.google.com/search?site=&tbm=isch&source=hp&q=otg+adapter
At least they say so on the website for their iOS version of irig HD:
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irighd/index.php?pp=irig-hd-specs

"Compatible with any Android devices with USB (OTG) connector running Android 5 (coming soon). "
It seems like it wont be just for the Note 4 and Note Edge. I dont understand wall this publicity to Samasung when they clearly say in their website that every Android device with USB OTG and Android Lollipop will get it x)

sir ikmultimedia i dont know anything about amplitube but a friend is asking if the note 4 will be able to use the full screen of the controls (thats how he described it to me) like the one in his ipad. Thanks sir.

Looks like Amplitube is now available from the play store as well:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ikmultimediaus.android.amplitubefullse
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ikmultimediaus.android.amplitubese
Still, it says
AmpliTube is compatible with Android devices that support Samsung Professional Audio technology, like the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge. Samsung Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Note 3 require Android 5 Lollipop.
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Damn, I've just sold my Note 3 and I should receive my Nexus 6 in the next few days... IK Multimedia, any chance to see a port to devices other than Samsung's? Please, pretty please

Zomg amazing, i waited my whole life for this.. Thanks god ❤

What is the purpose of this thing?

ArtRage is also in the Galaxy Gifts while they haven't informed they have Android version ready on their own forums or anywhere, I was very surprised to see it.

rahan95 said:
And where can i purchase just the usb otg cable to use with my Irig HD ?
Or are you going to tell me that after buying the apps and bundle 3 times (iphone, ipad and android ) i will also have to buy the hardware too ?
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You can buy a standard OTG cable and use the USB connection you already have with your iRig HD.
We also have more news on this front released today: We are definitely going to expand to other devices as more start to support Samsung Professional Audio but we also will be showing (and you can try it if you are there) near-zero latency Android audio for devices using Android 4.0 and above (so not even requiring Lollipop!). We announced this today on our site. I would post a link but I need more posts first

1 Of The Biggest Breakthroughs On Android Yet Is A N4 Exclusive - Pro-Audio 2.0 SDK!!

Not 1 Android news site has picked up on this yet, as its not really been advertised via press release, etc..
I think this is a pretty big deal.. but whadduiknow?
As we all know ios has been light years ahead of Android in the music production department due to the lack of
proper low/no latency audio sdk that developers could harness.
I play bass and have always been a fan of an app called Amplitube, (Ampeg) This is a real time guitar effects modeling software
that is pretty amazing. I have wished for years now that this would come to Android and everytime the developers have been contacted they have said that their hands are tied, Its not US its GOOGLE.. We do not have the proper featureset to work with in terms of low latency audio.
Well it seems that the wait is finally over, Perhaps Samsung finally got tired of Google dragging their feet for how long now to provide a real low/no latency audio solution..
I just found out about this by checking out the "Galaxy Gifts" page to see what goodies Samsung was giving along with the Note 4 purchase by noticing they are giving away a free copy of Amplitube le,.. I thought this was really strange. giving away a ios/windows app?
Then I saw this and really started to get excited.
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http://img.samsungapps.com/product/2014/0915/000000913547/IconImage_20140915131019407_NEW_WEB_SHOT2_HALF_P.jpg
This is great news, A real Low-no latency DAW with the freedom of Android I hope this is the kick in the ass Android needed for proper music production.

Im a drummer in a band my bass player uses an ampeg app on his ipad im defintly gonna let him know about this little goodie?

Great news but where is the amplitube app ? Cant find it on the appstore
Do you know if the standard Irig HD will work with it ?
Thanks !
Edit : ok, it's in the galaxy appstore and seems to be compatible with the normal Irig. Will give it a try tonight. Hope it will also come to the note pro tablet as it would be optimal with the 12.2 inches screen

I'm pretty sure low latency audio is part of Android L from what I understood from a panel at Google i/o this year. Maybe google shared the code with them early.

rahan95 said:
Great news but where is the amplitube app ? Cant find it on the appstore
Do you know if the standard Irig HD will work with it ?
Thanks !
Edit : ok, it's in the galaxy appstore and seems to be compatible with the normal Irig. Will give it a try tonight. Hope it will also come to the note pro tablet as it would be optimal with the 12.2 inches screen
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Amplitube le is on the galaxy store part of the free gifts,
another member has mentioned that IK is releasing a "irig HD-A" (for Android) in November which probably is
usb 2.0.

I can't find the app too bad used to use an irig on iPhone when I owned one

^ You can't find the app in note 4?

The app is in the samsung app store. I used the irig on my ipad so I'll give this a shot when I get back home. Wish they gave us all the amps tho lol. Thanks for the info!

Got the app but can't try it, irig doesn't come with micro usb cable =(

Ok, back to report the app and irig works great with my strat. Took a picture of what you need. This is great!
irig + 1/4" jack cable + headphones of your choice.

boodies said:
Took a picture of what you need.
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With the Irig, yes ! But not the Irig HD.

avenging said:
^ You can't find the app in note 4?
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Nah its not in my galaxy gifts lists

Oh hell yeah, I noticed they fixed the Bluetooth audio lag for which I am very happy.

Online now!
Both the app and the interface seems to be online now:
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/amplitubeandroid/
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irighda/

Awesome stuff - just downloaded. Great to see Android finally catching up with iOS on the music-making front.

We are definitely going to expand to other devices as more start to support Samsung Professional Audio but we also will be showing (and you can try it if you are there) near-zero latency Android audio for devices using Android 4.0 and above (so not even requiring Lollipop!). We announced this today on our site. I would post a link but I need more posts first