Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Everything you will ever need to know about the power consumption of Pocket PC audio players"

I've also tested Skweezer, MobileLeap, Google Mobile and WebWarper (see THIS for links) - a no-go.

The page is accessible via http://anonymizer.su/ but you can't download anything if you use this service.

Funny, 40th Floor has disabled access via http://anonymizer.nntime.com/ in the meantime ;-). Funny folks.

CaUcHy, thank you very much for the link!!!

rpodos, CorePlayer is also stated to support AVRCP (haven't tested this myself but I don't think the developers would lie to me); it was introduced (back) two subversions ago. So does iPlay, which has always had AVRCP support.

That is, in general, I'd completely forget Pocket Player because of the comparatively high CPU usage. MortPlayer is already better, but still can't beat CorePlayer / iPlay.

Tari, thanks for pointing out the omission; see the just-posted, new version.

great stuff as always, Werner. i see you included Vito SoundSoundExplorer, but what about their AudioNotes and their AudioPlayer?

According to the author, it must be slightly better than iPlay; see the paragraph starting with "Note that, as it doesn't have (and I don't particularly like requesting freebies so that I can avoid situations like biting the feeding hand) a trial version, I couldn't test the current version of TCPMP's successor, CorePlayer either." I, however, couldn't test this so I don't know whether it's indeed right.

Smartphone &amp; Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Everything you will ever need to know about the power consumption of Pocket PC audio players"

Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Everything you will ever need to know about the power consumption of Pocket PC audio players"