Listen To The Radio On Your Mac With Radium 3

One of the first searches I did when I bought my first Mac was a program to listen to the radio. The websites of the stations have players but some issues to work properly in Safari, and listen to a conventional radio station was sometimes very complicated.  Till I met Radium , an application that had everything I wanted . And since then, these three years I have used it almost daily to enjoy my favorite broadcasts. Now they just released Radium 3, a new version with more features and redesigned, and I did not hesitate for a second to buy it.

When the application is installed  a heart will appear in the menu bar .  Perform a search is as simple as typing the name of the station in the space , see a list of compatible results, and to add the station to your favorites just click on the heart to the right. The list of favorite stations appears by default when the search bar is blank. Click on the one you want to hear and start playing.

Also now includes the possibility of  searching the song playing in Google , or add it to your wish list to have it stored and to search anytime. You can also share what you hear on Twitter .

A simple but very complete settings, with the  ability to transmit audio to the AppleTV or using AirPort , and add stations manually using its URL. A very complete application with a normal price of 6.99 $