[–] 1 point 2 weeks ago*

Do you really need to scan the sheets to digitize them, or are the songs popular enough for identical or similar MIDI files to already exist online? Or, alternatively, could you easily program them yourself in a MIDI sequencer app or DAW?

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  • [–] 2 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

    I would have thought you asked about Australia because I've heard they ban some phone model IMEIs from the cellular network if a device isn't officially certified working with the national SOS system or something like that. But you were asking about the antenna and cellular bands supported? Or stability and usability when you need it the most?

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    I have never tried it on a tablet, but I really like Kvaesitso on my phone. It's a very customisable search-based launcher.

    You can tag and/or rename apps to make them appear in relevant searches, and in tag-based views with the ability to include a single app in multiple categories/views.

    Your home screen can include a section of favorites, where you can pin apps + other shortcuts, and order them manually, or based on frequency of usage, or a combination of those. This is where you can switch between favorites and any pinned tag-based views.

    The search bar can search for many different things. Apps, contacts, files and the web, of course, but also other sources through various integrations, and custom search engines where you supply the search URL with a variable in place of the search string.

    There are even more features to uncover, depending on your user preferences, but this covers the stuff that makes Kvaesitso useful to me.

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