Kinoma Play giveaway

[fpatano]

1. A great user interface for ORB, Invaluable.
2. A Ridiculous amount of streaming content available, from shoutcast to podcasts.
3. Picasa integrated right in, no need to go to mobile web to view pics stored on Picasa, just log in and view them as if the pics were on the phone.

BONUS: Awesome user interface for touch and non touchscreen phones!
Bonus 2: A untimed free version as well as fully stocked paid version!

 

[fenixrising123]

1. Streaming content in general. Podcasts, ORB, video....
2. Apparently windows media player and beyondpod cant handle certain video podcasts, but kinoma can!
3. no more copy and pasting janky rss URL's. Kinoma has the content guide which makes life easy

 

[simbadogg]

this is pretty easy
1) constantly being updated
2) not just a media player, but a media suite. picasa, youtube, last fm and other streaming radios stations, and many more
3) it beats the hell out of having 10 different apps, when you can get them all consolidated in one super app. the youtube app for example is even better than googles own youtube app for winmo. that really says something

 

[xdalaw]

To me, the top three things in Kinoma Play are:
1) the Kinoma Guide,
2) the ability to stream podcasts without downloading (although you can download, too),
3) Twitter/Facebook capability.
The only thing I don't like about this amazing app is the RAM it uses when it runs.
That being said, Kinoma Play and Normsoft Pocket Tunes are my favorite WM media apps!

 

[slabay]

Kinoma Play is Best!

I think Kinoma Play is the best media player because:

1. Able to stream my favorite podcasts without downloading beforehand.
2. Able to play internet radio stations
3. Able to be the hub for all my pictures on my device.

 

[ConfuciusMax]

1.) It makes Windows Mobile a competitive media platform all on its own.
2.) Will play nearly any type of media as well as the ability to stream from so many sources so basically an endless supply of media (until the battery runs out at least!)
3.) Its ridiculously robust, easy to use UI that looks like a lot of time and love went into everything about it (which as a developer myself I can definitely appreciate)

And now for a little brown-nosing, WMExperts rocks for all things Windows Mobile, and Kinoma rocks for being one of the elite Windows Mobile devs (and they also rock from back in my PalmOS days, that's right, time machine'n it).

 

[bok.o]

1. Smooth and finger-friendly UI
2. Kinoma Guide
3. Streaming media player

 

[mharrison]

I just started using Free Play about a month ago when my HTC Wizard died, now that I got a Tilt off of ebay I'm ready to experiment again.

No doubt my No. 1 use would be streaming Podcast, the ability to get new podcast to listen while out and about is great. I subscribe to several educational as well as entertaining podcast currently with my Zune but that means another device to charge, sync, and carry (don't need my pockets that full).

No. 2 I would say RRS feeds, keeping up on the local news, as well as my favorite web sites and digital magazines while on breaks at work.

No. 3 is something I think they just added, MobiHand Store. I enjoy trying out new programs, whether it's freeware or trials having a centralized place to be able to search and download anything I get the urge would not only be a benefit to me but also the developers who sell the product.

And as everyone knows Kinoma has a great fluid UI thats a pleasure to use.

 

[Phil Nickinson]

All right, folks. The winners have been picked and will be announced in this week's poscast! Thanks, everyone, for entering!