How do you turn your iPhone into a radio station? Simple. Use Wahwah. :-)
Many music lovers and mobile sharers have had certainly thought of this idea in the past, but then it seemed technically difficult and legally risky. But things will now change, thanks to Wahwah.fm, an iPhone app that can distribute the real-time music you're listening on your mobile.
Wahwah.fm introduces the concept of listening to your music and broadcasting it at the same time. Pretty cool huh? :-)
With Wahwah.fm you can create your own music radio station by setting what music you are currently playing on your iPhone into public. This way, other wahwah.fm users can tune into your broadcast and hear the exact same music you are listening to.
You can first create playlists from the tracks in your iPhone or SoundCloud, then start the broadcast , listen, and deliver the same music at the same time to others so that they can listen to what you are listen. It's a powerful concept of music sharing.
Want more? The application will also provide a geolocation functionality that will connect directly to broadcasters close to your home for you to monitor what they're listening to.
Sharing functions and comments is also available.This is indeed a very exciting app that I am eager to test, but while it seems like a novel idea, many still raise some questions. From the technical point of view, streaming music over the network using your smartphone requires a good connection and will of course consume bandwidth, something that could be quite unpopular with the telecom operators, which could limit or prohibit this kind of use. They may also find a new way to charge for this option. The other question is it's legality: publicly broadcasting music without paying royalties will raise many legal arguments, which may eventually spin out of control.
In the meantime, treat yourself with this app while it's still available. :-)
Check out the video from the site:
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Sony Xplod DSX-S200x: Radio Designed For MP3 players
Sony Xplod DSX-S200x: Radio Designed For MP3 players
Sony presents a model of a radio designed for MP3 players and features two USB ports and an internal housing for all types of music players.
It's called Sony Xplod DSX-S200x and offers comprehensive solution to those of you who wish to complement your iPod / MP3 player in your car. Now you can dock your MP3 player (or USB) to the car, getting rid of all the cables.
It also comes with the interesting SensMe Technology, the proprietary music mood and tempo detection system created by Sony Corporation, and employed in numerous Sony branded products. In this case, it will be used in Walkman and VAIO notebooks. For the undecided, however, there the ZAPPIN function, which is activated by a special button and is useful for a few seconds to hear the chorus of songs, so that the user can choose the one that he likes best. :-) It's a very cool gadget indeed and I can't wait to get my hands into one. :-)
The new digital tuner DSX-S200x Sony will arrive in time for summer, just in August.
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Sony presents a model of a radio designed for MP3 players and features two USB ports and an internal housing for all types of music players.


The new digital tuner DSX-S200x Sony will arrive in time for summer, just in August.
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