Submitted by Piotr Machacz on and last modified on 4 October, 2017
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Introducing Radium for iPhone, the most beautiful and intuitive internet radio player you’ll ever use. Find stations in real time by name, genre or region, and tune in to your favourite radios with a single tap. Radium’s 10,000+ high quality stations, Sound Enhancer, and built-in Wish List make listening to your favourite radio a breeze. Reimagined for the iPhone, Radium for iPhone features the same minimalism and elegance found in the Mac version, enhanced and optimized for an ideal mobile listening experience. You can even iCloud-sync your favourite stations, wish list, and more, with the Mac version! Discover new music • Find new stations by name, genre, region, or any combination. • Love the playing track? Add it to your Wish List with a single tap. • Quickly find what you feel like listening to by skimming through your stations' icons. Easily manage your favourite stations • Swipe and tap any station’s heart icon to add/remove it from your favourites. • Tap any station’s icon to change it. • To reorder your favourite stations, press and hold any station, then drag and drop it in its new place. Forget about the Settings • Let Radium’s “Auto” mode select the best-sounding equalizer preset for each station. • Think another preset sounds better? Radium will remember it for next time. Share your favourite tunes • Share a track you love on Twitter or Last.fm directly from the album artwork. • Generate a tuning-in link with one click and send it to a friend as simple text. Access your favourite subscriptions • Radium supports many popular internet radio services, including Digitally Imported, CalmRadio and many more.
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Since version 1.0.1, the app now has flu Voiceover support
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Just like Radium for Mac, it has a very minimalistic interface compared to something like ooTunes. I haven't been able to browse the radio directory by nothing other than using the search box, but then I also have this issue with the Mac version. I also haven't seen any way of entering your own URL, sothe only way I was able to get new stations into it was by adding them to the mac app, then letting it sync through iCloud. Othern than that, it's a nice app.
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VoiceOver support in version 1.0.1
Submitted by David Goodwin on
not that accessible
Submitted by ryan perdue on
Version 1.1.3
Submitted by AnonyMouse on
Favorite sorting
Submitted by Mcommerford on
Version 1.1.6
Submitted by AnonyMouse on
What's New in Version 1.1.6
• Between 9pm and 3am, Radium will show a button to activate the Sleep Timer in the gear-wheel (Settings) menu. How convenient!
• Fixed issue that would cause some stations to experience dropouts
• VoiceOver fixes and improvements
Initial Impressions of Radium
Submitted by Doug on
After 5 minutes, this just might become my favourite Radio tuning app. I like the inclusion of a very simple 3 band equalizer rather than all those noxious cheesy pre-sets for jazz, rock, babble, girgle, etc Maybe future versions will include an optional 10 band equalizer, perhaps with even some parametric option. I love the idea that one can actual establish equalization settings for specific stations. I find the playing screen a little untidy inasmuch as the buttons indicate that they are toggles but don'e in themselves indicate whether for example, the favourite setting is on or off and one has to explore near the bottom to learn which that button is set for, on or off. I am already liking this App more than tunin radio or Ootunes.
Still prefer ooTunes; KING FM
Submitted by Mike Freeman on
Still prefer ooTunes; KING FM Symphonic channel sounds much better on ooTunes; less aliasing. Also, as you say, the interface is kinda clunky. And not all found stations work.
Radium Perfect Internet Radio
Submitted by Trish on
I just installed this app today. It is extremely easy to use. VoiceOver reads everything! The search feature works very well, weather you put in call letters of a station, or do a search. Just one suggestion, it seems to work for me anyways on my iPhone 6, if I keep the location services on. I guess I accidently switched it off, and nothing was playing when I tapped on a station, but as soon as that was turned back on, all stations are playing, and playing very clearly. I give this app a "Big Thumbs Up! 5/*****!