Hi
wow, will have to check this out when i acquire my iPad mini, sorry to
go on but i do not like listening to music or other audio on an iPhone
4s, sure could wear headphones or connect to external speakers but do
not want to do that all the while, again sorry for the repeated rants
about this.
Best wishes for 2014 Chris
On 30/12/2013 16:50, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Hi!
We're about to enter a new Year so time to reflect perhaps on some of the great
Apps released for OSX and IOS this year.
One of my favourite IOS Apps won't help you when it comes to being productive
but what it may very well do is give you thousands upon thousands of hours of
listening pleasure at very little cost.
I speak of the Vintage Radio App which has 2 modes, the "Free" mode which has
restrictions in place on what you can listen to - and the "Subscriber" mode where you pay
$5 per month through the App Store and listening is unlimited.
I've had the Vintage Radio App for quite some time and I had to buy it from
memory though I can't remember exactly how much the App was, think it too was
$5.
All your favourite Old Time Radio stuff is available neatly categorised, drama,
comedy, adventure, news, western, music and so much more.
When listening to these shows from an IOS device I stream to my Bose Soundlink
Air using airPlay to get even better sound.
You can rate the sound quality of the programme you're listening to, this
information is sent to the developer.
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Dane Trethowan
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