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New app turns iPhone into radio

15 June 2008 17:48 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 2 comments

New app turns iPhone into radio AOL has created a new Radio application for the Apple iPhone that will allow users to connect to AOL servers via EDGE, 3G or Wi-Fi and listen to local CBS radio stations. The application won an 'Apple Design Award' last week at the annual WWDC.

Making the app even more intriguing is that the service will be free, but ad-supported, just like traditional radio is. There will be over 200 AOL and 150 CBS stations available in 25 different genres.

Apple noted this about the application, "Reliable audio streaming and improved battery life are achieved by using AudioFileServices and AudioQueueServices, while SCNetwork manages the best narrowband or broadband streaming based on whether users are connected via EDGE or Wi-Fi."

How is the quality though? AOL VP Kevin Conroy says it is "as good as listening to a CD".

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    ZippyDSM (AfterDawn Addict) 15 June 2008 17:59 Send private message to this user   
    who gives a crap? hook me up to shout cast for my MP3 archive thats connected to the net!
    pensfan12 (Newbie) 16 June 2008 7:23 Send private message to this user   
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    How is the quality though? AOL VP Kevin Conroy says it is "as good as listening to a CD".

    So what you are really trying to say is 128kbps. So close to cd quality haha

    This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 16 June 2008 7:25

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