Surely you think like me, many smartphones are conspicuous by their high technical quality and ability to surf the web, store music, videos and even games, but few or none come with a device for listening to music. Well, to solve this problem is TuneIn Radio.

Not all phones have the option of smart radio listening, and it will not save even the iPhone (and even the iPod). Personally, I gustarita I do have radio on my computer because it is always important to be aware also that I have out there a couple of stations that I like to hear, especially in the morning while I’m on my way to the office.

And I sure you and many other tech girls are also the same. And listening to our cry, I get a very interesting and useful app: TuneIn Radio.

This application is extremely interesting, because not only allow us access to major radio stations in our town or country, but we can hear stations from around the world. Yes, you read. For example, can you imagine listening to a morning radio FM Quest French Guyana or afternoon radio Herne of Dusseldorf, Germany FM Valley of Australia? Fascinating, right?

As with TuneIn can do that and more, well, this service lets you store your favorite radio stations and even add if not found in the preliminary list that will show you the application. Once you access the tool, TuneIn use the GPS system or location on your computer to detect the radio stations in your area.

TuneIn Another interesting feature is that you can use any of your favorite stations selected as alarm. When you schedule the time you want to start, your station will sound and hopefully, your favorite song on it. Then, too, and your musical alarm not last too long, you can activate the timer and stops at the time you set.

And one of the things that strikes me with TuneIn can manage and control your data consumption, ie you can set, for example, to activate when there is a Wi-Fi network and save power on your balance, or as desired.

TuneIn is available for operating systems from Apple (iPhone/iPod Touch/IPAD), Android, Symbian (Nokia), Blackberry, Windows Phone 7, Samsung Bada, Palm, ie for almost all smartphones. Ah! and you can access it from Internet.