While the iPhone does not even have the power to replace the FM radio, Android phones have started giving the receiver in recent years, streaming services (and receive data ) improved. On this occasion, the Beeb listeners can now access the application of radio iPlayer, which has made the jump to iOS. Not only will you be able to install it on your Android smartphone, but also a series Amazon Kindle Fire tablet. The new application does not use flash, because of its absence in the most updated versions of mobile operating system from Google, instead of using HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) to get your weekly dose

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series. There are even a handful of improvements over the iteration of iOS, with the ability to use the iPlayer alarm without keeping the application running all night

Meanwhile, the design of the application of the radio was rethinking its debut on Android, following the design concepts and the Google home applications that hopefully makes sense to seasoned Android 4.0 user navigation . Executive producer of the BBC James Simcock explains exactly what could be done differently in the source, but if you're not a "read" type of ... reader, it is a trailer after the break.