Is it true that real player is officially launched for Android OS. But, What I know is it was launched previously. What is the difference between these two which is released recently and with the earlier version.
Hi Clarence L McNeil,
Yes, it’s true that Real Player (final version) for Android OS has just been released by Realnetworks. It’s officially launched after the successful results of its beta version.
You can buy Real Player premium version with all features enabled otherwise you can also enjoy the basic version with basic functionalities like headphones control, audio effects, playlists, auto bookmark but the only thing that might annoy you is the advertisement, which could make the layout a bit lousy.
The application was previously launched in beta version. This is always done for testing the application integrity and reliability before publicly introducing and launching the final version.
RealPlayer app is available on Android devices even before but they have added a new in-app upgrade with some new capabilities and support for nine languages. The in-app upgrade consists of hosting of new capabilities such as equalizer, metadata discovery, widgets and a lot more customization tools and for the very first time they added support for RealAudio and RealVideo (RMVB).
The upgrade is available for a one-time payment of US$4.99. With this newest RealPlayer app, users can easily organize and play music, share your media on Facebook, YouTube, Flickr and Picasa.
