ghacks.net: “Mobile users have several options when it comes to listening to Internet Radio on their devices. Some like to stream directly from the Radio station’s website, others prefer music apps with radio support to do so. Most radio apps work well when you have a fast-enough Internet connection but most fail when you don’t. Failing does not necessarily mean that you cannot play the stream at all, but that you may experience buffering issues and other interruptions. The default stream quality, 128 Kbit/s, uses quiet a bit of data already; a single hour of playback requires about 50 to 60 Megabytes of data. If you play music for two hours per day, you end up with up to 3600 Megabytes of data just for the streaming. That’s exactly the situation where Radio Online – PCRADIO comes into play as it was designed specifically for low speed Internet situations (think car, subway or train ride, workplace with bad Internet connectivity..)…”