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Hi, just wanted to provide some feedback to enhance the new TuneWiki (3.0.2), which at first didn't like at all but now I'm getting used to it. I REALLY love the support for lyrics everywhere and the better integration of online radio.

Here I go, first, I don't care much about the social features, so my feedback is about the player itself and the lyrics part. Using an HTC Desire.

1 - Player controls in the middle of the screen and changing position depending on the cover. That's not usable at all, it's better if they're in the bottom, as before. This way, you don't cover the lyrics with the thumb if you want to pause it in a specific point or fast forward.

2 - Track position slider is very small. Also, it would be cool to slide it and see the lyrics scroll in real time (they don't update while sliding), especially useful to play a specific part without using fast-forward. Again, being above the lyrics is not the best place.

3 - Cover arts. Small in player, blurry in widget. The widget cover is not sharp, it was in the old tunewiki and it is in other players' widgets of the same size, so something is wrong there.

4 - User location request dialog is a bit annoying. I'm tired of pressing the "No" button just to see the Charts, could it remember my decission somehow? And the decission of the last opened tab, I don't get the point of seeing that world map whenever I want to see the charts.

5 - Videos in Chart are very small, is there a way to see them larger or even have the option of openning them with Google's Youtube application (I know I wouldn't see the lyrics, but at least I'd enjoy the video)?

6 - Gimmicks: No mini-cover art when showing the lyrics. Notification bar icon is tunewiki icon instead of a "play" icon which would be more meaningful and discreet.

7 - Is there a way to disable the social updates? When using mobile network data, I like the lyrics to be displayed but I prefer not to spend bandwidth in messages like "john doe is listening xxx" when I don't care about them at all.

That's it, thanks for enhancing TuneWiki and listening to users in this forum