dstrauss
Well-known member
Yep - it is going to save me a nice chunk of change. Now if only they would hack Facetime onto Android...
I've tried a lot of different podcast apps on Android and love the freedom to do so. I've been using Pocketcasts app for a couple of months and have to say I like it a lot. It is worlds better than anything else. It is totally worth the price of it.I don't know how many podcasts you listen to (haven't had time to read through all 6 pages), but if you're a big podcast user I haven't found anything on Android that's as good as the iOS podcast app. Everything else is just as good, and in some cases better. I use AirDroid to get messages from my phone to my MBP. I prefer Siri over Google Now personally, but I think I might be the only person on earth that does.
I've tried a lot of different podcast apps on Android and love the freedom to do so. I've been using Pocketcasts app for a couple of months and have to say I like it a lot. It is worlds better than anything else. It is totally worth the price of it.
Really? That's surprising. Not being sarcastic. I'm just surprised. In my opinion, there are minor compromises and then there are major compromises when switching. Either from Android to iOS or the other way depending on which os you're most comfortable using. Things like the podcast app on iOS I consider to be minor. I haven't missed it at all since using Pocketcasts.
If anything, I miss iMovie compared to any other video editor on Android. I've been able to get by using Cyberlink Power Director as a suitable replacement. It is darn near close to iMovie in features.
0 of the podcasts I listen to are in Pocketcasts. Sure I can upload them manually, but I preferred the method of subscribing in iTunes, and they'd be there in the app as new episodes came in.
You can add any podcast feed to pocket casts and subscribe to it. They don't have to be "in" pocket casts already. As long as you have the feed address it works.
Even if they're only in iTunes? I've seen podcast feed links on sites to use in podcast apps. But the 4 I'm most interested in are iTunes only. I may have just missed that part.
If they're in iTunes as podcasts they do have an address. It's just a matter of finding it.
If you use an app it is possible easily. I use Life360 Family Locator, which is awesome. My whole family has it installed, and it works great. You can set areas up, and it will alert you when certain members leave or arrive in once of the areas, etc. "Joe has left home" alert, for example ..
Does GPS need to be kept on for functionality? I'm thinking always on gps would kill batteries quickly...