Radiophonia 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, …
Radiophonia 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, …
Radiophonia 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 …
Radiophonia 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 …