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Radiophonia 1.0.0 is the release where the app leaves the pocket. It runs on Google TV and Android TV, it drives the CarPlay head unit, it plays stations that were silent on iPhone and Mac, and it closes a batch of bugs whose common theme was state that assumed it would be moved — between screens, …
Read moreRadiophonia 0.8.2 is the release that gives the app a real graphic equaliser — one that actually shapes the audio, on every platform. For a radio app an equaliser sounds like a small feature. It isn’t. Live internet radio streams are a moving target: they change bitrate, start mid-audio-frame, …
Read moreRadiophonia 0.8.1 is the first release that adds a feedback loop to listening. Every minute of playback, every station saved, every song liked now feeds into 27 achievement badges that unlock through normal app usage — no streaks, no daily check-ins, no penalties. Behind the shiny pixel-art sprites, …
Read moreRadiophonia 0.8.0 is the biggest reliability release the app has had. The headline feature is stream failover — if a station’s primary URL stops working, the app now finds alternate sources automatically and offers a one-tap switch without leaving the Now Playing screen. But the deep work was …
Read moreRadiophonia 0.7.8 is a small release in feature-count terms, but it is exactly the kind of release that keeps an app pleasant to use: a compact UI ambiguity fixed, alpha Firestick support made less touch-centric, several silent error paths turned into useful diagnostics, and a Windows CI failure …
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