Pocket Casts 7 on Android is also accompanied by a web and iOS revamp. The app features both human and algorithmic selections to deliver recommendations by region. Meanwhile, the new “Discover” tab reflects the joint ownership by NPR, WNYC Studios, and WBEZ / This American Life. It also comes as you can now play an episode without subscribing to the show. It allows users to keep podcasts they want to return to, but already played. When viewing a show listing, Pocket Casts 7 introduces the concept of archiving to manage episodes. Swiping presents convenient Play Next and Play Last shortcuts, while podcasters can now tag shows. Light, dark, and extra dark themes are also available in Apperance settings.Įpisode lists will note what’s already downloaded and if an episode is on the Up Next queue, which now syncs across devices. In the Podcasts tab, users can customize the grid density or default to a list view, with version 7 doing a better job at surfacing various options for badges, layout, and sorting. Now Playing controls are docked just above it with a redesigned player that provides quicker access to your queue, tools, and show notes. A bottom bar replaces the navigation drawer for quick access to Podcasts, Filters, Discover, and Profile. The end result is a “vast increase in quality and stability before launch.” Pocket Casts 7 features a Material Theme that was briefly shown off at Google I/O 2018. We committed to leaving it in beta until we ironed out all the known bugs and fixed usability issues. We also wanted to gather as much feedback as we could and make changes where required. The podcast app for the latter platform is today exiting beta with a Material Theme redesign and several new features.Īccording to Pocket Casts, the nearly four month beta that any user could join was “crucial,” given the “thousands of Android phones each with different configurations.” The podcast app for the latter platform is today exiting beta with a Material Theme redesign and several new features.Īccording to Pocket Casts, the nearly four month beta that any user could join was “crucial,” given the “thousands of Android phones each with different configurations.” After being acquired by a public radio consortium last May, Pocket Casts announced a major overhaul for the web, iOS, and Android in November.After being acquired by a public radio consortium last May, Pocket Casts announced a major overhaul for the web, iOS, and Android in November.
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