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So, you know how Google allows you to authorize up to 10 devices to access its Google Music service? Well, recently an XDA member noticed that Google had placed a cap on the number of device de-authorizations to only 4 per year. For most people, that’s not an issue. But to frequent modders, devs, and ROM addicts, this is a problem since each new ROM and every full wipe is identified as a different device and takes up one of the 10 slots. To not fill up your device slots, you have to de-authorize devices in the Google Music settings, but at only 4 allowed per year, you could easily find yourself in a situation where your music is no longer accessible on a device.

Luckily, Google reacted quickly to the uproar this caused in the community and lifted the de-authorization limit, allowing everyone to de-authorize as many times as needed to not reach the 10 device limit. This is great news, but it is unsure how permanent this fix is. It is wise to expect limits to return once they figure out how to count devices more accurately, so it’s best to do some de-authorizing while you still can by going to the settings page from play.google.com/music and clearing out old entries. I had several orphaned entries from multiple device wipes and was dangerously close to hitting my 10 device maximum.

source: xda
via: androidcommunity

Looks like there’s a healthy fixin’ of the Android Overload for you here tonight. These are all the stories that came past our way from throughout the day, but we couldn’t feature on our homepage. For all the ones that didn’t make the cut, we place them here — in the Android Overload. There’s almost always something here for everyone. So, pull up a chair and dig right in!

• Peel updated with support for Ice Cream Sandwich and Gingerbread devices. [Play Store Link]
• Apple’s Siri says Nokia Lumia 900 is world’s best smartphone. Siri quickly patched. [Cnet]
• Cox looking to sell 700MHz spectrum to AT&T and US Cellular. [PhoneScoop]
• Antivirus firms says 75% of all mobile malware targets Android users. [Forbes]
• FCC investigates Verizon over warehousing spectrum concerns. [GigaOM]
• Pantech P8010 headed to AT&T with S4 processor and LTE. Possible Vega Racer 2 variant. [Engadget]
• ASUS Padfone benchmarked. Gets an easy 5057 on Quadrant. [NetbookNews]
• Oracle vs Google jury begins patent deliberation. [Electronista]
• Galaxy S III with non-TouchWiz UI and dual-core processor headed to NT Docomo (along with 19 other devices) this summer. [SammyHub]