widehead

Any up-to-date info on a quality free podcatcher for Android?

Missing the simplicity of Symbian in this regard. And that is saying something.

Last edited by widehead; October 28th, 2010 at 09:24 PM.

uzetaab

well, that depends, update since when?

Personally, I use google listen & have been perfectly happy with it.

It took some getting used to at first (I was switching from itunes, which I still kinda miss for podcatching with my old ipod touch).

My biggest annoyance is that I sometimes miss podcasts because they disappear from my fresh items list before I listen, but this is easily fixed by manually adding them to my queue.

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mncollyer

I use HAPI Podcast which is pretty good, if a feed is not found by search you can add manually and you can set to download only when connected to wi-fi.

richcowell

I use MyPod (there's a free version which is pretty good)

It's not the simplest of Podcast apps, but it works nicely.

I also miss the awesome Nokia Podcast app, which I think is about the only thing I do miss from my Nokia Days...

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brad-short

I tried most of the free ones, but in the end i bought DoggCatcher and it is well worth the money if it is your first purchase

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Uridium

Tried most of them but nothing I've found yet has stopped me using itunes and synching over wi-fi to the phone with iSynchr.

quaestionis

I use carcast. Simple, works well, downloads pods and then is offline.

Also, I had a problem manually adding a podcast. Emailed the developer and had a response within an hour with the podcast added to the list of available downloads. Very impressive.