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What's Up Guys? Louise here from Louis Macintosh YouTube channel doing a guest appearance on Duncan 33303 today.

I'm excited to share with you my app review of PocketCast for iPhone. This application costs $1.99 in the US App Store, and it's probably one of my favorite applications right now.

So, what exactly is PocketCast? Well, PocketCast is an all-in-one application that features all of your favorite podcasts. At the bottom of the app, you'll find four tabs: Library, Now Playing, Content Search, and Settings.

The first tab, Library, is for your collection of podcasts. The second tab, Now Playing, shows you what podcast you're currently listening to or watching. The third tab, Content Search, allows you to search for new podcasts by network, category, or spotlight search. And the fourth tab, Settings, offers many different settings for each of your podcasts.

PocketCast features a good amount of content to download or stream from, including popular podcasts like TWiT TV, 5x5, and Revision 3, as well as many more. The application isn't specifically meant for technology people; it's geared towards podcast enthusiasts who want to listen to a variety of shows.

One of the great features of PocketCast is its ease of use. Adding a new podcast to your library is as easy as 1-2-3: find the podcast you want, click on it, and choose which option you want to use it for – video, small video, large video HD, or audio.

You can also change the artwork of each podcast from your photo library, making it look more personalized. Additionally, PocketCast offers different notification settings, including badges and custom text alerts, which makes it a great application for all your podcasts.

Now, I know what you're thinking: "How fast is the video streaming?" Well, let me tell you – I found speeds to be almost instantly as if the video was pre-loaded on my device without actually streaming. It was just amazing! Even when buffering in full speed, HD video streamed quickly and smoothly.

This experience was surprising because I'm used to seeing other streaming applications take longer to buffer. But PocketCast really delivered here.

As a bonus, PocketCast is available for Android as well, so you can download it via the Google Play Store if you want to try it out. There's also a light version that only allows you to listen to five podcasts, but trust me – it's still pretty awesome.

If you enjoyed this app review, please be sure to give it a thumbs up! And if you'd like to see more content like this, be sure to check out my YouTube channel at youtube.com/LouisMacintosh. I post a bunch of other technology videos there, so don't miss out!

Thanks to Austin for having me on the channel and I'll see you guys hopefully next time.

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up you guys Louise here from the Louis Macintosh YouTube channel doing a guest appearance on Duncan 33303 so today I got an app review of pocketcast for the iPhone so this application cost $1.99 in the US App Store and it's probably one of my favorite applications right now so what exactly is pocketcast well pocketcast is an application that features all of your favorite podcasts allinone application for you to stream listen to or watch at the bottom of the app you'll find four tabs the first tab is for your library of podcast second one is for now playing third one is for your content search and the fourth one is for settings now this application features a good amount of content to download or stream from you could search different podcasts by Network or by category or just by Spotlight search networks include TWiT TV 5x5 scet TV revision 3 and many more and just to point out this application isn't specifically meant for technology people those are just the podcast I like to listen to but there are many more podcasts like business government stuff like that and if the podcast you were looking for isn't in the application you could also import by feed URL so if you had the feed URL of the podcast you like you can just type that into the application and you can still get your podcast into your library adding a podcast to your library is as easy as 1 2 3 just find the podcast you want click on it and then choose which option you want to use it for you could use it for video small video large video HD or audio and just click add then it would just automatically be loaded onto your library now now this application offers many different settings for your different podcasts by holding down the podcast you can simply delete it or mess with the settings when you go to settings you can change the artwork of the podcast to anything you like from your photo library so you could easily just download the different image from Google Images drop box to your phone and then change the image you also have different notification settings like Badges and custom text alerts so it's a pretty awesome setting feature within the application for all your different podcast so once you have your podcast loaded up to your library you can easily stream it via Wi-Fi 3G or Edge or even download it via the cloud so you can watch it or listen to it offline when streaming over Wi-Fi I found speeds to be almost instantly as if the video was pre-loaded on your device without actually streaming it it was just amazing beating out any other Network application I've seen like revision 3 CNET TV or even other streaming video applications like Netflix what probably surprised me the most was how fast HD video streamed on this thing it never buffered between video which was amazing h she loaded practically instantly while playing even while buffering in full speed in HD beating out any other applications like revision 3 or Netflix which is pretty surprising just because I'm watching revision 3 on pocketcast which is faster than revision 3's own application kind of a paradox overall it's only $1.99 in the US app store and it actually works for Android as well so you could download it via the Android market if you want to try it out you can go ahead and download the light version which only allows you to listen to five podcast but it's still pretty awesome awesome and if you like the light version go ahead and definitely purchase the full version if you enjoyed the app review please be sure to give it a thumbs up and if You' like to see more content like this be sure to check out my YouTube channel Louis McIntosh or youtube.com/ McIntosh or I post a bunch of other technology videos so thank you guys for watching thanks to Austin for having me on the channel and I'll see you guys hopefully next timewhat's up you guys Louise here from the Louis Macintosh YouTube channel doing a guest appearance on Duncan 33303 so today I got an app review of pocketcast for the iPhone so this application cost $1.99 in the US App Store and it's probably one of my favorite applications right now so what exactly is pocketcast well pocketcast is an application that features all of your favorite podcasts allinone application for you to stream listen to or watch at the bottom of the app you'll find four tabs the first tab is for your library of podcast second one is for now playing third one is for your content search and the fourth one is for settings now this application features a good amount of content to download or stream from you could search different podcasts by Network or by category or just by Spotlight search networks include TWiT TV 5x5 scet TV revision 3 and many more and just to point out this application isn't specifically meant for technology people those are just the podcast I like to listen to but there are many more podcasts like business government stuff like that and if the podcast you were looking for isn't in the application you could also import by feed URL so if you had the feed URL of the podcast you like you can just type that into the application and you can still get your podcast into your library adding a podcast to your library is as easy as 1 2 3 just find the podcast you want click on it and then choose which option you want to use it for you could use it for video small video large video HD or audio and just click add then it would just automatically be loaded onto your library now now this application offers many different settings for your different podcasts by holding down the podcast you can simply delete it or mess with the settings when you go to settings you can change the artwork of the podcast to anything you like from your photo library so you could easily just download the different image from Google Images drop box to your phone and then change the image you also have different notification settings like Badges and custom text alerts so it's a pretty awesome setting feature within the application for all your different podcast so once you have your podcast loaded up to your library you can easily stream it via Wi-Fi 3G or Edge or even download it via the cloud so you can watch it or listen to it offline when streaming over Wi-Fi I found speeds to be almost instantly as if the video was pre-loaded on your device without actually streaming it it was just amazing beating out any other Network application I've seen like revision 3 CNET TV or even other streaming video applications like Netflix what probably surprised me the most was how fast HD video streamed on this thing it never buffered between video which was amazing h she loaded practically instantly while playing even while buffering in full speed in HD beating out any other applications like revision 3 or Netflix which is pretty surprising just because I'm watching revision 3 on pocketcast which is faster than revision 3's own application kind of a paradox overall it's only $1.99 in the US app store and it actually works for Android as well so you could download it via the Android market if you want to try it out you can go ahead and download the light version which only allows you to listen to five podcast but it's still pretty awesome awesome and if you like the light version go ahead and definitely purchase the full version if you enjoyed the app review please be sure to give it a thumbs up and if You' like to see more content like this be sure to check out my YouTube channel Louis McIntosh or youtube.com/ McIntosh or I post a bunch of other technology videos so thank you guys for watching thanks to Austin for having me on the channel and I'll see you guys hopefully next time