Pandora Alarm Clock

[DerbyDad03]

What am I doing wrong? I just upgraded Pandora on my iPad2, which is running 7.0.4. The upgrade description mentions the new Alarm Clock feature. I can't find the Alarm Clock anywhere within Pandora. If it makes any difference, I have a Pandora One subscription, purchase through iTunes on my PC. Any suggestions on how to get the Alarm Clock working - or should I say "found" - on my iPad2 would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[twerppoet]

Only seems to be a available on the iPhone.

I dug into the Help in the Pandora app and found instructions. They only show how to setup the iPhone. Checked my iPhone, sure enough it's there. Looked everywhere I could think of on the iPad, no such settings/feature.

 

[DerbyDad03]

Why do they get my hopes up just to smash them and crush my spirit? :-(

 

[twerppoet]

If you go to their website, I'm sure there's a comment/feedback link or something you can use to let them know iPad users want this feature too.

I see a few one star reviews to that affect on the App Store, but one-staring an app you otherwise like, just because of one missing feature, seems a bit heavy handed to me.

 

[DerbyDad03]

I got a response from Pandora support. I've replied asking why they don't have a different upgrade message for devices that aren't compatible with the words in the upgrade description. I'll let you know if I get a reply.

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Jimmy | Pandora
DEC 12, 2013 | 04:48PM PST
Hi there,

Thanks for writing in. The Pandora Alarm Clock feature currently is not available for the iPad. It is only on the iPhone/iPod Touch version of the Pandora app, but I will note to our products team that you would be interested in seeing this feature on the iPad as well.

I hope this is helpful. Thanks so much for listening!
Best,
Jimmy
Listener Advocate
PANDORA® internet radio
http://www.pandora.com
http://help.pandora.com

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[twerppoet]

That's about all you can expect, I suppose.

Still, if enough people say something, it will 'probably' get noticed and something done; assuming they don't have some reason why it should not be done.


Thanks for the followup.