Saurik Releases Cyueue Tweak For Queuing Songs on Your iPhone

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Posted March 15, 2013 at 4:34pm by Shalom Levytam

Saurik has released Cyueue, a new tweak that modifies the Music application on your iOS device to let you queue songs for playback.

This functionality has been embedded into the Apple Music application itself: when you press a song (while already playing another song), you get a menu:

Play Now — interrupt what you are playing, and play the item right now

Play Next — put the item right after the current one on your upcoming queue

Play Last — put the item at the end of your upcoming queue (after others)

After your upcoming queue is done playing, you will be returned to the songlist you were previously playing. The upcoming queue is exposed as a normal iPod playlist called Cyueue. This playlist is reset each time you start a new play session with Cyueue.

You can purchase Cyueue from the Cydia Store for $2.49.

Saurik Releases Cyueue Tweak For Queuing Songs on Your iPhone

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JuergenWest - March 18, 2013 at 3:53pm

Been waiting for the ability to queue songs for sometime. The feature was recently added to iTunes and now Saurik has brought it to the device's music app as well. We can finally live out our dreams as "DJ iPod" anywhere from chilling on the couch to hijacking a friends party. At last, the iPod (on the iPhone) is complete! Thank you Saurik!

te72s - March 15, 2013 at 7:23pm

Isn't that what making playslists is for? You can do that already on any idevice. This app is pointless.

Brian - March 15, 2013 at 5:32pm

Shouldn't Apple have added this like 5 years ago?

Milkman - March 17, 2013 at 5:42am

That wouldn't work well with their milking process. They will only feed you what they want you to have when they feel the time is right.