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TuneIn Radio Brings Live Experience to Android Phones

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Apr 2, 2013, 7:04 AM by Eric M. Zeman

TuneIn Radio released an update to its Android application that brings with it the TuneIn Live experience previously reserved for the Apple iPad. It offers a new Live screen that has a grid of album artwork visible. Each time a new song begins on one of TuneIn Radio's thousands of stations, it flips one of the images. Users can then choose to tap any of the album artwork images and be taken to that song on the particular station that's playing it. TuneIn things this new feature will help listeners discover new music. TuneIn Radio is preinstalled on many of the Android handsets sold in the U.S., and is free to use.

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