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Hey Pierre. Sorry it took me so long to respond. Yes I have the actual app on my phone and not a skin. I'll post up a vid on YouTube tomorrow. I've been meaning to do a review of the appradio with arliberator anyways so tomorrow I'll get to it.

Yup Metra told me either cable would work but I recommend the red. A lot of other people had issues with the blue and white and most success have been from the red. Me included. Let me know how it sounds after you connect it.

This may be a silly question but did the antenna harness have a blue wire? That blue wire has to be connected to the blue & white wire from the harness of the appradio, or to the red wire. It needs power to amplify the signal. I have mines connected to the red wire. At first I didn't connect it and I had static when I drove, but when the car was stationary it was great. I called up metra tech support that that is what he told me. After I connected it I have not had static since then. Heres a pic of what my antenna adapter looks like. Hope it helps.

Man, wish we could have this for iPhone.

If you jailbreak your phone you can download an app from cydia called appradio extenstions and it does the same thing arliberator. There are also videos on youtube. Check it out.

I have the Galaxy S3 and purchaed ARliberator to have full function of my phone. I use spotify all of the time and Google Maps/Navigation so being able to control my phone from the appradio for these two apps was fully worth the $29. Plus the dev is very active over in the appradio forums and provides betas and support to everyone that has issues so i'm not complaining about the money. Other HU's that have built in navigation cost at least $200 more than what the appradio 2 costs so I feel I techinically saved money. I also just downloaded an app called "screen standby root" from the play store and it dims the screen burightness down to zero when connected via mhl. I'll be testing that feature out later on today when I get in my car!

I purchased this switch from Radioshack http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3159591

and connected the green wire to #1 and I connected the ground to #2, I mounted it on a module

and all I have to do is push the button once and i'm good to go! The switch cost me 2 bucks and I didn't have to wait for something to be delivered. I also purchased a relay just in case the switch didn't work but for now i'm happy.