Xbox Insider update fixes Pandora issues
Pandora is a music streaming and automatic music recommendation service powered by Music Genome Project. The service is operated by Pandora Media, Inc. and is available in the United States, Australia and New Zealand. Thanks to this service, you will be able to play selections of a certain genre based on artist selection.
With Pandora, you have the ability to leave positive or negative feedback for the songs that have been chosen by the service and based on your feedback, the radio will play songs that you would most likely enjoy listening. This service can be accessed via a web browser or by downloading and installing the software on your mobile phone, PC or Xbox One.
Ther latest update for Pandora has been released for Xbox. According to reports, a small update for the mentioned application was released a few days ago for Insiders on the Xbox console.
If you’ve been using the Pandora radio on your console, you’ve most likely noticed that sometimes the application stalls when running in the background. Thanks to this update, this issue should not occur anymore.
The new OS version for Xbox One is “rs1_xbox_rel_1610.161205-1900” and it was released for the console on December 7, 2016 at 1AM GMT 8.
So, if you are an Xbox Insider, you should install the latest operating system version on your console and check if Pandora runs without any problems now.
Have you used Pandora before? Tell us your thoughts about this music streaming and the automatic music recommendation service. Did you notice other issues that need to be fixed?
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