... at least according to Jasmine France in her recent article, "Best MP3 players for podcasts"
This article highlighted the pro's and some con's, of different MP3 players and their podcasts. The Microsoft Zune was proudly positioned as #1, followed closely by the Ipod Touch in the #2 position. This is the blurb about zune podcast support taken from the article:
Microsoft Zune: A fantastic podcast option, the Zune even ekes past the iPod for the top spot. The software is excellent for podcasts: You can manage how many episodes you want to sync to your device on a subscription-by-subscription level, meaning you can update three episodes of Buzz Out Loud, but only one of MP3 Insider and so on. You can also unsubscribe from podcasts directly from the player, and there's an option to wirelessly sync new podcasts when you charge your player at night. The Zune also offers accelerated fast forwarding and passive bookmarking to automatically remember your spot in each podcast.
Zune clearly does excel with podcast support, but their is still room for improvement, and many other aspects Microsoft needs to put more emphasize on to get a stronger foothold in the MP3 industry. Always glad to see zune on top though(at least at Cnet).
4 Responses for "Zune #1 for podcasting"
Nice post, thanks for keeping us updated with what’s hot in Podcasting.
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I’m surprised the iTrolls haven’t said that Cnet was paid by MSFT to write this review.
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Afterall, we know that no good review can be written unless MSFT passes some ca$h.
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Yeah i use my zune 8 as basically a podcast DVR that automatically updates every time i connect it.
It’s like having an internet tv network in my pocket.
Yeah Zune is awesome for podcasts,
I must watch podcasts for at least an hour or two a day,
I don’t watch TV much more since podcasts are so good nowdays
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