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Lossless Spotify Won't Truly Be Lossless on Android

Posted this over in audiophile as I think they're more aware but figured I'd share too. Not sure why the various Android media outlets haven't shared this bad news.

I've been very excited for Spotify's Lossless update but I don't believe it will truly be Lossless using an external DAC.

Android by default resamples all audio to 48khz. Tidal and Qobuz that are both Lossless say they're playing Lossless but it's resampled.

The only way to get bit perfect Lossless is using the app USB Audio Pla...

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Every phone has AI features nowadays. What are some you actually use?

I'm close to returning my Fold7 due to its battery life. For 10 years now I only had Samsung phones but my next might not be, and now I'm wondering if I'd miss something exclusive to them. I doubt I'd miss One UI, but maybe I'd miss some AI feature I never used - the Fold7 has a lot of them, but I don't really use anything.

Did you find an AI feature that actually feels useful and not just a gimmick, and that you'd miss if your next phone didn't have it?...

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With the iPhone 17 series out, what upcoming flagships are you excited for?

I'm due for an upgrade, and after never having owned an iPhone, I'm tempted to make the change for the first time. What upcoming flagships do you think can compete on spec and style?

iPhone Pro design has really upped its game. Are any Android manufacturers able to step up? X9, v300, Xiaomi 17, s26?

Spec-wise, Android will still trump, particularly with silicon batteries becoming the norm, but the gap seems closer than in past years....

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