Greetings all,
Internet Explorer is not able to stream in Connected Standby. There are apps that can stream while the Surface is in Connected Standby (Xbox Music).
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I want to listen to music on my Surface but not have to have the screen on (to save battery life). Is the only way to keep the music app running to keep the Surface awake? Or if I have Pandora going in the background and I flip to another app it stops the sound. How do I keep it going?
Thanks
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Greetings all,
Internet Explorer is not able to stream in Connected Standby. There are apps that can stream while the Surface is in Connected Standby (Xbox Music).
That is a terrible answer and shouldn't be posted as a solution. Microsoft needs to fix this.
Greetings all,
Internet Explorer is not able to stream in Connected Standby. There are apps that can stream while the Surface is in Connected Standby (Xbox Music).
That's a horrible answer, and it needs to be fixed. Microsoft is pushing the Metro IE more and more, yet it's not capable of basic functions like streaming music while the screen is off.
Request the app from Pandora directly.
Pandora
Email web form -http://help.pandora.com/customer/widget/emails/new
Twitter -
https://mobile.twitter.com/pandora\_radio
Facebook -
https://www.facebook.com/Pandora
Google+
https://plus.google.com/+Pandora
YouTube
www.youtube.com/user/pandora
In the meantime, it is ridiculous to me that Microsoft doesn't offer a Pandora app and seems to be forcing XBox Music. I may have re-thought this purchase had I known that beforehand.
Ridiculous is believing that Microsoft somehow owns Pandora or is in anyway obliged to create apps for other companies. You should ask Pandora to make a w8 app, but choose to complain about Microsoft. Interesting way to look at things. Ah well.