I know, this was the old days, reminds me of old family road trips. XM is another great solution to the problem of having to change channels. XM got their start I think being sold in truckstops for obvious reasons.
> On Dec 29, 2015, at 7:20 PM, Jessica Moss <junglebookfa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I love tunin, someone introduced me to that about 3 years ago back when I > used to use iheart radio, and I like that so much better, especially sense it > picks back up on whatever station you were listening to when you closed it. > I love those apps so much better than a regular frequency radio, considering > the fact, that unless you travel through an area where you lose your internet > connection, you can listen to the same station forever if you want, and don't > have to worry about it phasing out just because you're leaving the state. > That was one thing I hated about traveling; we would get used to 1 station, > then about 20 mins or less, I'd have to look again for another station > because we lost the one we were listening to, or just retire the radio > altogether and try to find a tape that we all liked. > On Dec 29, 2015, at 6:08 PM, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries > <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com> wrote: > >> Brent Harding <br...@hostany.net> wrote: >>> I don't think the iPhones ever had one. The radio might be part of the chips >>> in there, but Apple disabled it somehow to where we can't turn it on. I >>> think this is something exclusively for Android phones, but it would require >>> headphones or a cable hooked to speakers to use for its antenna, so it >>> wouldn't be real useful when the broadcasters say one would need it most on >>> those TV ads because most of us don't carry wired headphones around. >> >> If you have reliable Internet access, however, you can listen to any of a >> large number of radio stations via streaming. A friend introduced me to the >> TuneIn radio application (http://www.tunein.com/), available on the Web as >> well as for iOS and Android devices. It works well with VoiceOver under iOS. >> >> The larger story here is that the Internet is gradually superseding other >> communications technologies. At the moment, it doesn't handle broadcast >> scenarios well: an individual audio stream for each listener is very >> inefficient. 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