Sprint will install the NextRadio application in FM-enabled...
Sprint will install the NextRadio application in FM-enabled wireless devices, beginning with HTC One and HTC EVO 4G LTE. When compared with streaming, NextRadio, by Emmis Communications, “consumes about three times less battery life than other music apps,” Sprint said…
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in a news release Thursday (http://bit.ly/17rT4xp). Data for the app is supplied by TagStation, a cloud-based engine that allows stations to upload branding images that will display as default artwork in the NextRadio app,” Emmis said in a news release (http://bit.ly/16SacOX). The app also can provide album art and artist information, listener feedback and song tagging, it said. The app “comes preloaded on HTC One from Sprint for all new activations,” Sprint said. Emmis earlier reached a first-of-its-kind deal with Sprint for the carrier to include FM chips in some smartphones, with broadcasters paying the carrier (CD Jan 10 p10).