Home | Stories | Reviews | TreoCast | Treo Store | Accessories | Software | Discussion at webOS Nation | Mobile | About | Search   treocentral.com >> Products & Reviews >> Software Pocket Tunes Wed Aug 10, 2005 - 3:35 PM EDT - By James Hromadka Table of Contents Overview> Conclusion Conclusion There are so many features in Pocket Tunes that it would be impossible to cover all of them in a review. The program can play almost all your music and has a featureset that rivals many desktop audio players. The only things that Pocket Tunes is missing is AAC support and displaying Album Art for a song. If you only need MP3 support, the Basic version is a better value, but if you want to play purchased songs and streamed music, the Deluxe version is a must, albeit a bit pricey. You can get by with RealPlayer, but if you really want control of your music, Pocket Tunes is the way to go. Criteria  Rating Cost/Benefit 4 Design 5 Usability 5 Features 5 Overall (not an average) Pros Plays music purchased from certain online music stores Multiple versions so users can purchase the one that suits their needs Support for most music formats and streaming audio Skinnable and supports plugins Cons No AAC support Does not display Cover Art   User Opinions 0% 100% Read Opinions (2) Would you recommend Pocket Tunes? Yes   No   Product Info Details > Name Pocket Tunes > Company Normsoft > Review version 3.1.1 > Fact Sheet & User Opinions Availability > Available Pricing > $61.8 Sponsored Links Pocket Tunes from TreoCentral Store References Actions > Print this page >

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