LG announces Radio+ streaming service
LG Radio+ is a new ad-supported audio streaming service for the company’s smart TVs. It features podcast content from a wide variety of platforms as well as traditional radio programs thanks to a partnership with radio and audio provider Radioline. LG confirmed that Radio+ features over 14,500 combined channels in the U.S. and over 440 channels in Korea.
LG Radio+ will have popular podcast content from sources like NPR, CNN Radio, Fox Radio, and The Joe Rogan Experience in the U.S. as well as local radio stations and podcasts in Korea. The app also features a Featured page where users can see trending music charts.
You’ll need an LG smart TV running webOS 6.0 and above to access the Radio+ app from the LG Content Store. Radio+ will also come to the LG ThinQ app in 2025.
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- astolf
- 13 hours ago
- GBh
Saddest thing is that Samsung is becoming an Apple but with worst software and features. Maybe one day people will open their eyes and see the brand as what it is: a shameless cash grab from South Korea
- Anonymous
- 15 hours ago
- 0p}
People use their TVs to listen to radio now?
- Anonymous
- 17 hours ago
- M61
PSA: LG's TV OS is a steaming pile of manure that demands you hand over a huge list of sensitive data, everything from snooping at data from ALL apps that you have and use to even device identifiers about ALL OTHER devices you use on the same ro...
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