We encourage our readers to click the link below to vote for the “Tune In Radio” app as the best app for internet radio. Fastpitch fans have been using the Tune In App to listen to games on Ballpark Radio for a couple of years now, with great results. (The poll is being run by the “Lifehacker” website, one of the most popular tech sites on the internet.)
Here’s what Lifehacker has to say about Tune In Radio app:
TuneIn lets you listen to live radio stations on the air anywhere in the world, wherever you happen to be. From electronic stations in Europe to talk shows in Africa, you have the option to search the globe by location, genre, station type, or even name or call sign, and start listening. You can take TuneIn on the go on your Android, iPhone or iPad, Blackberry, WebOS, or Windows Phone by downloading their free mobile app. If you’re willing to drop $1, you can get the Pro version for iOS, Android, and Blackberry, which allows you to record live radio for playback later, pause live radio, rewind, and play back, and more. If you want the real radio experience without the AM/FM tuner, TuneIn gives it to you.
As our regular readers know, Tune-In is the app used by our brother website, BallparkRadio.com, which permits listeners to listen to fastball anywhere they take their smartphone, iPhone, or Android phone. While listening to fastball on your computer may work just fine when you’re kicking it at home, there are many times when you are out and about, but still want to catch the action live on Ballpark Radio. The Tune In app is the solution.
Free on Android, or you can spring for 99 cents and get Tune In Pro, my own personal favorite.
Available on iTunes for your iPhone, or Tune In Pro for iPhone, 99 cents.
Ballpark Radio will broadcast its first games of the 2012 season from the California Classic in San Diego, California, on Sunday, June 24, 2012. Watch here for more details soon. Download the Tune In app today, and you’ll be ready for the live broadcasts on June 24, 2012.