radioplayer to launch mobile and tv app on youview - touch screen radio

The Internet console, which many consumers do not realize, is a player that powers all of their radios listening through the network, it opened one in March 31 and is ready to become a mobile device
Mobile app for UK broadcast content.
The first radio player mobile app will be launched on June and will be available free of charge on iPhone and Android devices.
It will focus on allowing users to easily access any of the 315 radio stations using the radio player console.
"There are currently mobile apps that allow you to access various radio stations on the move through a single call point.
However, the user interface for these apps tends to be clunky and doesn't take full advantage of all the features of the smartphone, "Michael Hill, managing director of radio player, told The Daily Telegraph.
When people download the free app, it will find the user and then suggest the local radio station as the listening option.
If they have their music collection on their phone and recommend a radio station they may like, it will also scan the music that the person likes.
Finally, the app will find the audio of your Facebook friends (
If a user logs in to their account via their phone)
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Hill said he hopes that the Radioplayer mobile app will increase the number of digital listeners and encourage people to download their own apps for each station, which will use 3g and wifi at the same time. If they do
Radio player: the success of the Internet the TV industry is unable to manage the digital future of radio player: radio also told the Telegraph that a radio player app will be released on YouView
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Set-top boxes supported by BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Arqiva and BT.
Hill will not disclose the expected launch time, which has been delayed several times, and the BBC has spent at least £ 6, but sources close to the operation believe the operation will begin on May 14.
"The YouView Radio Player app will represent all 315 stations on the platform-and deduct the cost from each major station that needs to create its own custom new app for the connected TV platform . . . . . . The BBC will not make its own brand radio app, nor will commercial radio.
The Radio Player TV app will then be promoted to other connected TV platforms.
The BBC also works with the commercial broadcasting industry.
Own radio player, in what has become a successful no-for-
The joint venture is profitable.
As the number of players increases, it attracts 7 million unique monthly users and has doubled its initial number of users over the past 12 months.
The company has 315 stations in the UK that use the technology, 400 Ofcom licensed stations in the UK, and almost all industries.
Looking ahead, Hill says his ambition for the player is to get permission on a global scale-all the money raised has been re-invested in the technology.
He has just signed the first such agreement with some Russian radio stations, and said that with the great interest in the technology worldwide, there will be "more future ".
Hill hopes to work with radio manufacturers to create more real hybrid radios in one box, combining touch screen interfaces, Internet access, and regular DAB and FM access.
He is also in early negotiations with Apple and Microsoft to activate the FM chip and include it in mobile devices.