iHeartRadio: Enjoy Music on Your Android Wear from 15th Oct!

“Where words fail, music speaks” they say. Not having the right music beats in your phone can leave you bored at times. iHeartRadio is the best app to get rid of your boredom and allows you to stream all the radio stations. You might have used this either on iPhone or iPad, but how about using it on your android wears? iHeartRadio is about to strike your wrists on 15th October. You can now use this app on your Samsung Gear Live, Moto 360 and LG G Watch. Let's see the features of this app for the android wears.

Internet AM/FM radio stations on Android Wear:

With this announcement, the android wear users can now use the internet radio stations on their smartwatches. It also allows you to access the favorite stations by tailoring the stations. You can also rate the stations by thumbs up or down. This will increase the user experience whenever you use app again.

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Voice controls:

The most important aspect with the release of iHeartRadio is that you can search for any radio station with the voice input in your android wear. Smartwatches are already the best devices to control the music but the voice controls given through the iHeartRadio app will make your smartwatch even better. This feature was not seen when it was released only for Samsung Gear 2 earlier this February.

Skip songs on custom stations:

With the enhancement of application, there are many more features added to it. One of them is skipping the songs on the custom stations. This feature helps you to skip the songs that you don't want to hear on a particular station.

Just before 3 days, iOS 8 ready application for iHeartRadio (5.2.2 version) was released in the iTunes store. There were no changes in the features besides being its compatibility with iOS 8. But the release for the Android wear has many changes as mentioned above. It will be important to see how this application works on all the android wears. For now, waiting for the release will be music to your ears!

As this app is basically for iOS users, the developers have done well to get it into Android domain. If you are looking for similar app solutions, get a quote here!