we've had many desktop threads but i don't believe we had one for phones (tablets welcome too)

smartphones, feature phones, basic phones, if it has a display take a pic or get a screenshot (also let us know what device)

LG Optimus V



(clock widget is Fancy Widget Pro with H7C Clock Port 2 and H7C Weather skins)

I'm not letting you people oogle my wife. Sorry.

What's the point of running two music players unless one is audio galaxy?

because one is the amazon cloud player and the other is the music on my phone

and if pandora ever fixes the bug where the widget disappears when you move the app to SD card it would be on one of those screens too

Pandora can't fix it because it's not a bug. Android does that because it is Very Bad (tm) if you remove the SD card while a widget is loaded on your home screen. No app that runs from the SD card will let you use its widgets.

Also, Amazon Cloud Player lets you play media on your phone as well, so...

i prefer winamp's widget and interface though

of course it's all just there to keep a home screen from being empty since last i checked no android music app is available yet that includes replaygain support so i don't really use it much for music besides playing the odd song over the crappy builtin speaker

My phone's background. Don't really have an option to take a screenshot of it, though, it's just a nokia flip-phone.

-The source, for those unfamiliar.

You might be happy to know that Poweramp is considering adding Replay Gain to their app. There's a couple concerns they have though:
1. Implementing it properly means lowering the overall volume output to give it the necessary range (as Android apps cannot raise the global volume, only lower themselves). Less knowledgeable users will simply think the app is quieter without understanding why, and complain.
2. Songs missing the replaygain tag info would suddenly be louder, which might be annoying.

those concerns are easily addressed by leaving replaygain off by default and letting people who know what it is turn in on and adjust the settings as they see fit

but you know... too obvious and makes too much sense

i've also heard something about the people behind rockbox working on making an android app which would more than likely include replaygain

iPhone 4 and LG Quantum