Andrew Clinick WP7 Application Pick: TuneIn Radio
- Posted: Apr 01, 2011 at 8:53 AM
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Andrew Clinick, Lead Program Manager for Windows Phone Developer Platform joins us today to discuss some of the features and capabilities that get him excited about helping developers build great applications for Windows Phone. He also takes a little time to share with us one of the apps that he regularly uses on his own phone – “TuneIn Radio”.
Here are a few links you might find handy that were touched upon during this interview:
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to help you develop your own applications for Windows Phone 7:
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Great review.
Look for a TuneIn update this month for Windows Phone that uses FM tuning for local stations - the app automatically sense good reception to use instead of a stream. You'll need to enable the feature in TuneIn settings and use headphones for the FM tuner.
The FM saves bandwidth, saves battery, starts instantly, improves selection (not all stations have a stream or compatible stream), and means all content is available (some professional sports games are not streamed). When reception is good we'll use it.
Users can flip back and forth to the stream by clicking a new icon near stop.
The app has the same global and on-demand selection where streams are essential. But half of listening thru TuneIn/RadioTime is local where a stream may not be needed.
My oh my Mr Clinick, I wondered what happened to you . The last time we talked I was win2k PM, you were vbscript guru
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