The streaming music app Pandora is now available for Windows Phone 8, and to encourage you to try, the service will be ad-free throughout 2013.
It makes good use of Windows Phone 8’s features. You can pin stations to the start screen, and they show what’s playing without you having to actually open the app.
There is also Kid’s Corner support to filter music with explicit language, when Pandora is accessed through Windows Phone 8’s child controls. With excellent social integration to Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, Pandora fits into Microsoft’s mobile OS really well.
Pandora is available in the US, Australia and Canada. We’ll update with a full review soon.
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