SoundGecko adds Zune podcast support, helps busy people everywhere
Long Zheng, the man behind the popular istartedsomething blog and MetroTwit, has teamed up with Andrew Armstrong and Ed Hooper to found 121cast. As described from their website,
121cast is reinventing the radio by creating an online platform that delivers personalised audio for consumption on the go.
Our vision is to be the "radio station" of choice for smartphone owners with an intelligent and contextual sound stream to compliment the busy lifestyle and heavy information consumption of the modern professional.
121cast was founded by Andrew Armstrong, Ed Hooper and Long Zheng in February 2022 and is based in Melbourne Australia.
In June, 121cast was awarded an Entrepreneurial Fellowship by the University of Melbourne Kinesthesia of Engineering to complete the Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP).
The first product to come out of their startup is SoundGecko. With so much information flying around the interwebs, and and so many juicy posts on Windows Phone Central, it's hard to go on up. But what if yous could have articles read to you while snuggling upwards to people on the train, or driving? Well, that'southward exactly what SoundGecko does.
Give the service a URL and your electronic mail address, it automagically works out what you want to read, and in a infinitesimal or so the link to an audio file will be emailed to yous. To make it easier, there is also a Google Chrome extension. Having a link emailed to you lot is groovy, only isn't perfect, particularly if you are driving out of prison cell reception.
That's where Zune podcast support comes in.
After adding SoundGecko every bit a podcast in Zune, everytime y'all requite SoundGecko a new link Zune will download the audio, and proceed to sync that onto your device (if y'all have information technology configured).
Currently there is an iPhone app, and an upcoming Android app, then we reached out to Long for comment on WP7. He confirmed that a Windows Telephone app is in fact in the works, and that people can utilize the new podcast back up until it is released.
So next time you need to go to the shops, why not pop a few of our manufactures into SoundGecko before yous hit the road?
Source: SoundGecko
Source: https://www.windowscentral.com/soundgecko-adds-zune-podcast-support-helps-busy-people-everywhere
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