Listen Up! Open Source Podcasting Client for your Smartphone

[Mike Temporale]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.smartfeed.org' target='_blank'>http://www.smartfeed.org</a><br /><br /></div><i>"About the same time I purchased my Smart Phone, I started listening to Podcasts (Adam Cury's Daily Source Code was the Podcast that got me hooked). And the light bulb went off... a Podcast client for my Smart Phone - it was kinda like peanut butter and chocolate, just made to go together. Shortly after this revelation and starting to develop Smart Feed, I heard Adam talk about iPodder SP by Andrew Davey. This seemed to be the ticket for what I was looking for. But being a stubborn developer who was wanting to learn how to develop for my new phone, I pressed on in my "spare time", and the result is Smart Feed."</i><br /><br /><img src="http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/images/Temporale-20050323-SmartFeed.bmp" alt="User submitted image" title="User submitted image"/> <br /><br />Kevin Cawley has just released a podcasting client for Windows Mobile Smartphone. It's open source and it's free. You can't beat those prices! ;) I have yet to get hooked on the whole podcasting thing, but I know a lot of you just can't get enough of it. So tell me this; what's the best podcast out there, and what makes it worth your time? And maybe, just maybe, you'll convert me. :D

[MS Mobiles]

So tell me this; what's the best podcast out there, and what makes it worth your time? And maybe, just maybe, you'll convert me. :D


http://blogs.msdn.com/mikehall/ has podcast from Podcast from the Mobile and Embedded Devices Group and he is a Microsoft Employee!

The very lame podcast of msmobiles is here:
http://x.msmobiles.com/portal/podcast.xml

And (probably the best Windows Mobile podcast) is here:
http://www.davespda.com/
or URL to RSS feed of the podcast:
http://www.davespda.com/rewind/podcast.php

... and apart from that you must check what your hobbies are - there are many podcasts for each kind of hobby or interest.

Warning: podcasting is not a fad, a flash in the pan. It is hard core technology that is revolutinizing thinking about several things. So embrace it, don't reject it. :lol:

[chucky.egg]

Warning: podcasting is not a fad, a flash in the pan. It is hard core technology that is revolutinizing thinking about several things. So embrace it, don't reject it. :lol:

What are you blathering about now Jacek?
What are these "several things" and who is doing the "thinking"?

[MS Mobiles]

What are these "several things" and who is doing the "thinking"?

Who is doing the thinking? Adam Curry and nice guys behind http://odeo.com are.

What several things? http://www.podshow.com/ and http://odeo.com that will revolutionize audio blogging as http://www.flickr.com/ revolutionized photo blogging.

So calm down "chucky.egg" - after all we both like UK. I do.

[chucky.egg]

I can understand the idea of podcasting from the "producers" point of view - like a blog, it's an extension of your ego. But from a consumers point of view I think it's less "useful" than things like RSS feeds.

From the links you've posted I can't see anything interesting going on with podcasting. At least not yet.

Make it 2-way (so as a listener I can contribute) and I might join in, but I have enough insane ramblings in my head already without listening to somebody else's

[Jerry Raia]

I still can't get into it.

[David Conger]

And (probably the best Windows Mobile podcast) is here:
http://www.davespda.com/
or URL to RSS feed of the podcast:
http://www.davespda.com/rewind/podcast.php


Thanks, I appriciate the plug. There is some great new stuff coming soon to the podcast, but until then, anyone is welcome to contribue by calling (214) 594-0529.