No one can accuse the BBC radio neglect in their quest for nirvana streaming - not when the number of radio listeners iPlayer has jumped 56 percent in one year (300 percent in tables). However, tomorrow morning, iPhone users will find a new way to listen to your favorite content: a radio application dedicated to a rotating disc which - compared to normal iPlayer application - the focus will be higher in live performance rather than catch up. There will also be mobile-friendly features like an alarm clock that wakes you with your choice of entertainment, program reminders that you can not lose, and the ability to identify current and recently played songs, a glance . The Android application also reach as soon as some Flash difficulties have been resolved, and the alarm function will have a little better multitasking operating system from Google, so you do not need to leave the open application before falling asleep. If you do not want to wait or if you are outside the UK, please see our office on the iPlayer link to the source, or the gallery below you can see that the philosophy of the Company on the treatment of different radio - rather than "Television without video" - actually looks like.

Gallery: BBC iPlayer Radio - desktop UI and iOS app