Source: The Social Radio
On September 6, 2012,
The Social Radio introduced its new web application that allows users to listen to their preferred music via their Twitter timelines.
It is one of the most anticipated web applications in the social media scene. The Social Radio is an innovative creation that lets users listen to a variety of items on Twitter together with music. Android and iOS applications will also be updated.
Twitter On The Go
Some of the things that people can listen to include
hashtags, searches on the social media website, popular topics and
popular lists.
According to Roberto Gluck(
@RobertoGluck), Social Radio CEO, ?We?ve already proven the mobile success of The Social Radio especially for people who want to stay tuned to Twitter while running, driving, cycling, etc. With this launch, we look forward to attracting Twitter users who spend hours and hours in front of a PC ? they also need to live the experience of tuning-in to The Social Radio!?
He also stated, ?We also provide features like the ?Independent Bands Promotion? that we launched in June, which gives bands the possibility of reaching the crowd. It helps them promote their music within The Social Radio Web App.?
Free And Easy
This free web application was created and developed by software experts from Argentina. In just a few weeks, the app has been downloaded more than 25,000 times via Android and iOS platforms in more than 20 nations.
The new web application does not need an invitation and features a state-of-the-art layout that makes it very quick and easy for users to locate items and manage the settings. The application can support a variety of languages like English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Russian.
Source: The Social Radio
Another big feature of The Social Radio is its ability to multitask. The app can continue running in the background even as people use their phones for other functions and purposes.
Twitter posts and streams can be combined with the favorite music of users via audio platforms like Pandora and SoundCloud. They can also play it using their very own playlists. Furthermore, tweets can be changed into either male or female voices.
What's your experience on this nifty app? Tell us in the comments!
