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News Although I’m still stuck on the old version, Instacast by developer Vemedio is my go-to podcast manager on the iPhone and iPad… but on the Mac, I’m still using iTunes like a sucker. But hey, what’s this pretty shiny thing? Instacast Beta for Mac? GIMME.I haven’t done much playing around with it, but the Instacast Beta for Mac is up to the standard you’d expect from the Instacast family of apps. Discovery and podcast management is a quick affair, there’s support for lists and favorites, you can pump any podcast through AirPlay to any AirPlay compatible speaker, dock or device, and so on. It’s very slick.What really sets Instacast apart on the Mac, though — and why it might get me to finally get the paid Instacast upgrade — is that it allows you to sync your podcasts between Mac, iPhone and iPad using Vemedio’s home-rolled cloud storage solution. With Instacast 3, Vemedio abandoned iCloud for their own service. The presumable reason for this is because iCloud is very bad at handling databases, making it very difficult to, say, leave off listening to a podcast on one device and pick up listening to it on another. Now that Instacast is on the Mac, though, you should be able to listen to a podcast out on a jog, then come home and pick up where you left off on your Mac. Nice.The Instacast beta for Mac is free while the kinks are being worked out, but presumably Vemedio will start

News Instacast by Vemedio has been my podcaster of choice since I threw up my arms in frustration at Apple’s Podcast app and abandoned podcasts in iTunes altogether. That was about six months ago, and I’ve been beta testing version 4.0 of the Instacast iOS client over the summer. It’s a radical departure from the previous design, and it’s right at home in iOS 7.From Vemedio:The first, most obvious alteration is the completely overhauled user interface, which draws on the iOS 7 design philosophy. However, we’ve added our own interpretation of iOS 7’s design philosophy to core Instacast features: for example the new downloaded indicator is now more subtle and natural, indicating the presence of a downloaded file by shading the episode’s play icon.Instead of just flattening the app’s design and slapping an iOS 7 label on it, Instacast 4 includes some real interface and usability improvements. A new sidebar can be accessed by swiping from the left like other popular apps, which makes it easier to access different windows for subscriptions, lists, the online directory, etc. You can swipe through windows and batch edit episodes or subscriptions.A now playing bar sits at the bottom of the app when something is playing in the background, like Spotify. Another major addition is the ‘Up Next’ queue, which gets its name after a similar feature in iTunes 11.In the past, Instacast would send you a push notification whenever a new episode was available to download, but thanks to iOS 7, the app can now download episodes in the background even when it’s not open. Push notifications are now for when episodes are queued up and ready to play, which is excellent. Improved background syncing is a common feature addition you’re going to see in a lot of iOS 7 app updates—it’s great that devs are taking advantage of the new APIs.There’s a ton more under the hood, but rest assured that Instacast 4 is the luxury podcaster your iOS device deserves. I’ve been thrilled with it. And did I mention that it’s also on the Mac and syncs everything wirelessly between devices better than iTunes? You should be sold now.Instacast 4 is a free update to existing users in the App Store.

News This week's roundup features updates galore, plus a terrific voice translation tool for iPhone. Instacast, undoubtedly the best podcast manager for iOS, got a great update this week that deserves a place in our must-have apps roundup. We’ve also got an impressive voice translation tool that you just have to try, a social weather app that’s more reliable than the weatherman, plus major updates for Pocket and Google+.Instacast — iPhone ($0.99)Instacast got a whopping update this week that includes a long list of new features and improvements. In addition to a “revamped and improved” user interface, the update brings episode archiving, a sleep timer, a download manager, and lots, lots more.If you listen to podcasts on your iPhone, you need Instacast.(It’s also available on the iPad for $4.99, but this update applies only to the iPhone version.)iTranslate Voice — iPhone ($0.99)This excellent $0.99 app listens to you speak, then quickly translates your sentences into one of 31 languages. It’s super quick and incredibly accurate. Simply tap the microphone, tell iTranslate what you’d like to translate, and let it perform its magic. If you’re in public and you’d rather not be seen talking to your iPhone, you can also enter words and phrases manually.The process is extremely fast, with almost no wait time whatsoever. And once you have your translation, you can share it via email, text message, or tweet. iTranslate Voice is on sale for $0.99 for a limited time only, so be sure to grab it while it’s cheap. If you’re learning a foreign language or visiting a foreign country, this app will be hugely worthwhile.Weathermob — iPhone (Free)Who trusts the weatherman? Not me. He’s never right. But Weathermob promises to fill in the “missing piece” by making you the weatherman. Tell your friends what the weather is like where you are, view accurate weather readings for the places you’d like to visit, and even check out photos and videos of your chosen location.It combines real-time “human reports” alongside a traditional 8-day forecast to provide you with a comprehensive weather app that features a beautiful interface and lots of great features.Pocket — Universal (Free)Our must-have app roundups weren’t running when Pocket made its debut earlier this year, so we thought its 4.1 update would be a great chance to draw attention to this magnificent app. Previously known as Read It Later, Pocket is a pretty little app that