I got a new phone (Motorola Edge+ 2023) that I've been putting through its paces for a week, and wanted to post a couple thoughts and ask a question or two.

As expected, the app works beautifully with all bit-depths and sample rates, from 16/44.1 to 24/192 and everything in between. No more weird issues with certain sample rates not working like I had a few years ago. In fact, it's all a pleasure to use.

That said, I've noticed a few things...
1) Is it possible the app could support the new music notification panel that Android 13 supports? I mean, I can understand how this could not be a priority (or even have a device running Android 13), but I thought I'd ask about it since it could be interesting. I can say that JRemote2 supports it though it has an issue where it displays pixelated/low quality cover art in the notification and I haven't checked Gizmo but I assume it likely wouldn't support it. I did find the developer guide info for the new music notification panel here:
https://developer.android.com/media/implement/surfaces/mobile2) The other thing is purely superficial and is probably going to be hard to explain. This phone has a 165hz screen (which is amazing if you guys never seen a screen like this, everything feels fast and smooth as butter) but I've noticed when scrolling down my list of artists list of 1,200+ that the scrolling is mostly smooth but does appear to 'hitch' or 'hiccup' at times during scrolling quickly which kinda breaks the illusion of smoothness. It seems like the frame rate, assuming there is one, drops and it's noticeable. From what I can tell, it seems to happen most when scrolling very fast and the app is loading cover art images. Scrolling back up through the list that already propagated the cover art for is better, but once you get a certain ways it does seem "frame drop" again and cause a noticeable of hitching (or whatever you want to call it). Maybe it's cached to a certain point or something? Maybe it's a thread thing or something? I can't honestly tell. I can say that even with a 60hz screen it can be noticable too (as I have noticed this before, but it's more apparent on a higher refresh screen), if you scroll fast enough through a large enough list.
Otherwise, the app runs great and if any of you ever have the chance of using a higher refresh rate screen phone, I
highly recommend taking advantage of it.
