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More radio stations than you can shake a stick at as collaboration between BBC and commercial stations comes to iOS
BBC and commercial radio stations can now be listened to using an app on iOS devices such as iPhone and iPad.
The free Radioplayer App, a collaboration between the BBC and commercial radio stations, hopes to collect UK radio stations in one place and make them easier to listen to.
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Live and catch-up radio are both available through the app, which combines local radio stations and big national broadcasters. Over 300 radio stations are available on Radioplayer.
Previously only available as a web-based app, it is now available for iOS and another version is coming soon to Android's Google Play Store.
Andrew Harrison, chairman of Radioplayer, said the apps could help people discover more radio:
"Hundreds of stations are now just one mobile click away – another milestone in the industry's progress towards a multiplatform digital future."
The app is available now for iOS and is coming soon to Google Play.
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