Since I don’t currently own a Windows phone device, I appreciate reader recommendations (simply comment or contact me). I’ve recently added a number of Windows phone apps that readers have recommended.
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Because of this, it should comes as no surprise that in a world where we are rapidly replacing home computing with mobile computing, radio hobbies are “app-ly” supported in the the mobile realm.Īlthough it’s beyond the scope of this article to include a comprehensive list of all radio-hobbyist-themed apps for the iOS, Android and Windows, nor will it include proprietary apps (those which compliment a particular radio or accessory), I offer here an overview of select apps that I myself have used and reviewed for iOS and Android––with, of course, a focus on those I’ve found especially useful as a radio hobbyist. The Android App “Scanner Radio” is my pick for streaming scanner feeds from across the globe.Īdvances in technology have always gone hand-in-hand with our radio hobby-–indeed, in many cases, those advances originated with our hobby. Shortwave Broadcast Schedules is available on the iPhone/iPad ($2.99) and Android ($0.99) devices.Ĭlick here to check out our comprehensive, frequently updated list of radio apps. I have not tested the Android version of the app. Black Cat also offers an iPad version which, I believe, would be ideal. I have only used the iOS version on my iPhone. I find the app easy to use and very useful while I’m on the go. Admittedly, the typical smartphone screen is fairly small to display such a large amount of broadcast data, but Back Cat’s interface is designed with this in mind. It’s an ideal app to use for one bag travel–indeed, you don’t even need an Internet connection to browse the listings. I’ve been using this app for a year and have noticed frequent schedule updates–indeed, A14 schedules were ready at the beginning of the season.
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I imagine there are many I’ve yet to check out!Ī smartphone app that I find quite useful is Shortwave Broadcast Schedules by Chris Smolinski at Black Cat Systems.Ĭhris has just announced an update which adds features like the ability to enable schedule reminders as well as keep track of your favorite broadcasts. It would be very helpful if you note what you like about the app and if it’s available on multiple platforms (iOS, Android and/or Windows).
I’ll check out each app and update the list accordingly over the next few weeks. If you have a moment, please browse my list of apps and comment ( on this post) with suggestions of any that you love, but I haven’t recommended. Searching Google Play–and noticing a number of new apps–made me realize that it’s been a while since I’ve done a proper updated of my list of Android, iOS and Windows apps for radio enthusiasts. I assume this is the best (or only?) app for decoding broadcasts like the VOA Radiogram, DigiDX, etc? According to the description, the app does not have a dedicated developer, but based on reviews, it seems to work for many. The app was originally created by Dave (W1HKJ) and published on Google Play by Stephen Cooper.
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I suggested Tivar, which is essentially FLdigi for Android devices. As I mentioned in a previous post, I’ve been browsing the Google Play store this morning in search of an Android app that would help one of our readers decode HF digital modes.
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