TuneIn, a radio service that allows users to live stream news, sports, music and podcasts, today expands its interactive map feature, TuneIn Explorer, to iOS and Android devices, allowing mobile listeners to listen to stations from around the world. I made it
TuneIn Explorer gives users access to over 100,000 local AM/FM radio stations from nearly every country in the world. The feature has been available on the web since his mid-February, but now TuneIn is extending it to mobile devices.
To use this new feature, users must click at the top of the TuneIn mobile app.[ラジオ]Click a tab. Then just go to the world map and zoom in to find a specific area or just enter a location or station in the search bar on the bottom left.
There are also music genres such as classical, rock, and hip-hop, as well as user-selectable filters such as news, sports, and talk. Whether you’re looking for stations in English, French or Spanish, you can also search for stations by language.
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Since launching TuneIn Explorer last month, the company has found that listeners who use the feature listen to twice as many stations as others who don’t. The number is 75 million.
“By offering TuneIn Explorer in a mobile format, listeners will have easy access to TuneIn’s vast audio content collection in a unique, easy-to-navigate format,” added Stern and Adyanthaya.
This feature is useful for users who are homesick and want to listen to their hometown radio station, or for wanderlust listeners who want to experience a new culture.
TuneIn Explorer is free for all users. But if you want a “nearly ad-free” experience, subscribe to TuneIn Premium for $12.99/month for exclusive access to news and sports networks like CNN, Fox News Radio, CNBC, Bloomberg, MLB and more. , NFL, NHL, etc.
