For instance, few weeks ago I was trying to find a Persian (Farsi) podcast in Overcast, but it displayed 0 results when I typed the string in Persian. Fourth, Pocket Casts handles non-English searches much more leniently. The other day, for instance, I managed to find some interesting BBC Radio 4 podcasts there - stuff that I might have easily missed. Third - and quite interestingly, it shows Trending podcasts in the search window and it really helps with podcast discovery. Second, Pocket Casts is much more customizable if it's your cup of tea. It's definitely usable but the lag is really noticeable upon attempting to navigate around or interact with its playback/playing controls. First and foremost, Overcast's Playback window is really laggy with VoiceOver, and it hasn't been fixed in the app's few final releases. As of today, Apple Music, Spotify, SoundCloud, Tidal, and Pandora have yet to be updated.I've used both over the last few months to get a sense of how they work, but finally made the switch to Pocket Casts full-time. Looking at the rest of the landscape, updated Google apps include YouTube, YouTube Music, Recorder, Podcasts, Play Books, and Chrome. You can join the Pocket Casts beta via the Play Store until version 7.24 hits stable to get the Android 13 media player now. Migrate app to Android 13 by targeting the SDK version 33.Fix a crash when swiping the Up Next Queue.Add a helpful alert if the user is signed out in the background.Fix Filters tab not always displaying the list of filters when it should.Fix Mini Player long press mark as played button.There are also bug fixes in the release with the full changelog below: For comparison, Google Podcasts is at the end. There’s also the ability to mark as played in the bottom-right corner. The following increments are available: 1x, 1.2x, 1.4x, 1.6x, 1.8x, and 2x. The first lets you cycle through playback speed by tapping.

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