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@strutheo I have no idea, but I'm assuming there's some way to load a webpage at least, even if that's not the intended way to use it (or at least, I'm hoping someone will figure out a way).
What's the reason a youtube video wouldn't count? Bad apple is canonically a video file, and when someone does "bad apple on [thing]", they're really just making a primitive video player (and they could play anything, but bad apple is recognizable and easy to compress) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_Apple!!#Use_as_a_graphical_and_audio_test
Also a note for anyone betting in the "Doom on R1" markets - being able to play Doom implies being able to play Bad Apple ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLobzm_f1SQ
@retr0id i believe 'playing doom' implies you can run doom, not just stream the program from another device .
maybe for bad apple i can consider it if they side load a web browser or youtube, but just going to a URL and playing it is no different than using a phone, so pretty trivial
@strutheo yeah I definitely agree that a video of doom wouldn't count. But my confusion is that Bad Apple is a video. How about something this as a criteria (for bad apple): "whatever the playback mechanism, it counts as long as it's initiated through the voice interface"
@retr0id i guess i assumed it would be hacking the device to play it similar to my doom one, but in this case ill make more exceptions for just playing a video file. i guess i can count youtube too