【實用音樂app】MiniRadio for iOS|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

Have you ever wanted to listen to radio without all the hassle of finding your way around an app's interface, like on a small pocket radio back in the day? Well, look no further — MRadio is your one-stop internet radio receiver! All it has is a list of stations, with a red arrow moving over them as you select what you want to listen to — yeah, just like on your old pocket radio!Plus, we have integrated DI.fm, the world's best electronic music source, into our app, so you will always have something to listen to! But you're not limited to just that — you can add your own stations on the "My Station" tab.If someone walks up to you while you're outside with MRadio on your earbuds, just click a button to invoke QSilence — an innovative feature which instantly lowers volume until you have finished talking. Just with a press of a button on your headset.Or, for example, you're on the go, phone in the pocket, chilling out in the long ride on the bus, and you hear a track that you've always liked, but never got to know it's name. But it's so painful to get up, take out your device and take a screenshot of the track or write it down... Not anymore! Just hit a button on your headset to activate the Kioku Track Memory feature. MRadio will instantly write the current track's name and artist into the Kioku list, along with a 15-second sample of it, so you can find out, which is which, when you're home.MRadio also announces the tune that's up next — so you can instantly know when your personal favorite is on!Moreover, MRadio is very flexible — select which buttons do what, how many seconds to activate QSilence for, how to announce new tunes and how long should the Kioku samples be — it's all up to you! Just open Settings on your iPhone and go into the MRadio tab. And all of that, completely free. No In-App purchases, hidden fees, or anything. Well, you will have to pay for your data connection, still.Don't miss the chance to get an ultimate portal into the world of music, download Akasaka's MRadio now.