 This is Dan Seifer with The Verge and we're taking a look at the latest version of Pocketcast for Android. Pocketcast is a podcatching app so it lets you listen to podcasts on your smartphone or tablet and version 4.0 has been completely redesigned with a new style and interface to complement the latest versions of Android. The first thing you have here are your podcasts that have been subscribed to and downloaded. Pretty standard fare there. There also features a discover mode where you can find new podcasts to listen to and subscribe to them pretty quickly and simply. Pocketcast supports both video and audio podcasts so you can watch video. Or you can also listen to audio podcasts. You have the option to stream or download a podcast while you're listening to it. You've got controls to easily rewind or fast forward. You can change the playback speed when you've fully downloaded it to speed it up if you want and you have the ability to share podcasts or episodes via links through other apps. And then you've got some notification controls here but unfortunately there's no widget for this particular version of the app. You also have playlists here that you can access unplayed podcasts by audio or video type and which ones you've downloaded and you can mark things as read and delete them from here if you want. The only problem that we have with these is that they do not automatically delete once you reach a certain limit so you can't set a specific limit, a number of podcasts that you want to save and you'll have to manually delete them if you need to free up space on your phone's internal storage. The last thing that's really cool about the new version of Pocketcast is it lets you sync between devices so you can sync your podcast playlists and your listening status between your phone and tablet if you want. You can pick up Pocketcast from the Google Play Store now for $399.