How to listen to the radio on iPod, how to use iPod classic radio

There is no radio function on the iPhone, but it can be achieved through the ** radio app. Currently, the App Store has a variety of apps that offer both paid and free radio services. Introducing you to a very famous radio app:.

Search for "Pocket Radio" in the App Store to find the app. Radio is a comprehensive professional radio broadcast released to global network and mobile phone users through the Internet**, gathering media art talents from all over the world who are interested in broadcasting and hosting. Independently demarcate various forms of programs, news, entertainment, **, conversation emotions and other colorful program content in the form of 24-hour live broadcast or recorded broadcast to every place in the world with ears.

When you open the app, there are five main features: wradio, hosts, featured, events, and other stations. Among the other radio features, there are nearly 20 free FM channel stations, which is one of the most popular channels of free radio stations.

The app requires an internet connection, so it will charge traffic.

I don't know which iPod you're talking about? As far as I know, the only ones in the iPod series that can listen to the radio are Nano and Touch, Nano I have not used, but the generation has the function of FM radio (1 4 generations are not very clear); Touch requires the appropriate software to be installed, and it needs to be in a WiFi environment to realize the radio function.

What model? Some models have built-in headsets that can be listened to with any headset, while others can only be listened to through a dedicated headset.

iPod Classic models are not radio-capable.

Only iPod nano models have a radio function.

** Podcast ** on iPod nano and ** or various ** filmed**. The inch 240*432 resolution display gives a good ** effect:

According to the **, singer classification**directory, you can also create a list of favorite **** at will. And shake the iPod nano and it will randomize another song in your library.

Open Genius when a song is opened, iPod Nano will find other songs that match the style of the song and generate a Genius list. It is also possible to create Genius Mixes in iTunes and sync your favorite combinations to your iPod Nano.

The iPod nano 7 also has an FM radio function.

FM Radio can pause the function in real time, and you can pause a song or show with a simple tap; Tap again later to continue listening. It's even possible to play back a song you heard 15 minutes ago. If the station supports it, you can synchronize the current lyrics or information.

The iPod classic does not have a built-in radio function, which is currently only available on the iPod nano5. However, if the landlord is willing to spend money to buy a radio remote, your classic can also have a radio function.

The Apple mobile phone itself does not have the function of FM radio, if you want to listen to the radio, you can only achieve the function of the radio through the network through the software, that is, there is no radio function like a computer, but you can install an Internet radio to listen to the radio. But it requires Internet data, so basically no one uses an iPhone to listen to the radio.

Buy a Bluetooth headset with a fm radio that does not use traffic, and usually receive FM radio without traffic, and you can also listen to songs and listen to stories on a Bluetooth mobile phone. Apple is shrewd, in order to make greater profits, deliberately without adding FM hardware, and has come out with a fm radio module that does not use traffic. But it's expensive!