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About
In my spare time I co-host a podcast about classic video games called The Retro League. This is a little application for fans of the show. I don't expect it to get a ton of downloads or anything, it's just a way to connect with fans.

Promoting the podcast was one goal, the other was learning more about Android development. To build this application I had to sort out things like how to execute asynchronous tasks, integrate with the Facebook API, save files to the SD card, and launch the default media player. The source code is available in the download section if any of those are interesting to you.


Features & Screenshots
Main menu
Nothing terribly fancy here - just a simple menu to choose what you want to look at.

Episode list
Browse episodes of the podcast.

View episode
Download an episode and view all the links we discussed on the show.

Manage episodes
Play and delete downloaded episodes.

*Beta* feature - retro gaming headlines
Check out all the latest retro gaming news from around the internets.

Gallery
If you don't use Facebook (which means you're smarter than me) then here's a way to browse the albums we post there.

Forum post list
Browse the latest posts on our forums.

View forum post
Read a forum post with minimal formatting loss.

Connect
Check out our pages on various social networking sites or contact us.


Download
This application is available on the Android market for free.

Download the latest versions of The Retro League Application on the Android Market
Source code is available on Google Code





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