Pocket Player 3.6 for Windows Mobile Released

[Jerry Raia]

http://www.conduits.com/news/pr20080306.html

"Conduits Technologies, Inc. announced today the release of Pocket Player 3.6 for Windows Mobile 6 Standard, Professional and Classic devices. Pocket Player aims to satisfy consumers who demand more from a media player on a mobile device. Pocket Player 3.6 includes new improvements to the library and media browser, as well as many fixes to core functionality and plugins. Pocket Player is also compatible with Windows Mobile 5, Pocket PC 2003, and Smartphone 2003 devices."

I have never tried this one before, have any of you? It looks pretty good and there is a 30 day trial available. You can purchase it here as well for 19.95USD.

[Jerry Raia]

http://www.conduits.com/news/pr20080306.html

"Conduits Technologies, Inc. announced today the release of Pocket Player 3.6 for Windows Mobile 6 Standard, Professional and Classic devices. Pocket Player aims to satisfy consumers who demand more from a media player on a mobile device. Pocket Player 3.6 includes new improvements to the library and media browser, as well as many fixes to core functionality and plugins. Pocket Player is also compatible with Windows Mobile 5, Pocket PC 2003, and Smartphone 2003 devices."

I have never tried this one before, have any of you? It looks pretty good and there is a 30 day trial available. You can purchase it here as well for 19.95USD.

[Lurk]

This is my MP3 player fo choice. I bought my first copy for my IPAQ 3955. I have the PCCard sleave with a 5G card that's loaded with music. It loaded the file list in an amazingly fast time compared to the other players that I tried at the time.

Additionally, it plays other formats like OGG Vorbis which I started switching to using. I've been happy with it and still use it and my antique IPAQ. I did switch over to using my SP ( MPX200 then QTek 8310) for a while. It was just as good there, but I didn't have the storage capacity and it's more convenient to drop the IPAQ into the dock and plug in the speakers. Besides, it still works so why give it up?

I'm pleased with the overall performance and haven't found a reason to move on yet.

[Jason Dunn]

Indeed! If you're going to use your Windows Mobile phone as an MP3 player, Pocket Player is a great choice...