I understand your complaints but it's a free app. Some will like it, some won't. Those who don't like it won't use it. That's all there is to it. I'm sure there will be updates with features the majority of people want. I have been an Apple user quite awhile and that's what I've seen Apple do. The best way to get those things implemented, I'm guessing, is to post in the Apple forums in the form of a suggestion.
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On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 at 5:58 AM, Dave Skolnick wrote:
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> > Short review on the Podcasts App: The Podcast App Has Arrived
> > http://www.zagg.com/community/blog/the-podcast-app-has-arrived/
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> From the article:
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> "My primary complaint with the podcast app comes with a caveat. Currently, when I sync my iPhone with iTunes, new podcasts will transfer to the phone but iTunes is not made aware of which podcasts I have played."
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> Which is a major issue for managing podcasts, particularly when music, videos, and podcasts keep my iPhone and iPods bouncing off the top of their capacity. I don't want to use up valuable space with podcasts I've already listened to.
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> "Since podcasts will be removed from the iOS version of iTunes with iOS 6, if you are an avid listener or viewer of them it's a good idea to get acquainted with the app now."
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> Based on everything I have heard this is a gross misstatement. My understanding is that podcasts will be removed from the Music (nee iPod) app, not from iTunes. If I can't manage podcasts in iTunes I'll have to find another solution - managing on the iDevices isn't adequate.
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> best, dave
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