FM Radio is a free FM radio application specially designed for Motorola mobile phone users. It uses a modern Material Design interface to provide users with a smooth and intuitive listening experience.With the app, Motorola phone owners can easily access and enjoy their favorite radio stations, from pop music to newscasts.FM Radio not only simplifies the station search process, but also allows users to create personalized favorites lists and save frequently listened channels, ensuring quick access.The built-in sleep timer function in the app allows users to listen without worrying about power consumption before falling asleep.The recording function is another highlight. Users can record their favorite songs or programs and play them back at any time.The display of real-time program information allows listeners to understand the content being played at a glance, making listening more interactive and interesting.
Basic features of FM radio:
compatibility
Designed specifically for Motorola mobile phones running Android 6.0 and above and equipped with FM chips.
Listen in many ways
Supports wired headsets, Bluetooth headsets and speakers, connect wired headsets or DTV cards to improve reception.
voice control
Integrated Google Assistant enables hands-free operation and supports multiple language commands.
linguistic diversity
Voice commands support American English, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish and other languages to meet the needs of international users.
Customized experience
Functions and screen display may vary depending on phone model to provide a personalized experience.
It refuses to pull in some very strong and rather local stations. When it doesn't, the static is loud and too disturbing to make using the app worth while.
This is horrible app!! I downloaded it, and it did not pick up even one single station AM or FM it has nothing to do with my Wi-Fi or my data service those with work perfect with all my other apps and my phone. If I could give it zero Stars I would.
Trash. The new update has caused frequent crashes which reboots my phone entirely. Reverting to factory version causes crashing as well, but the app never gave me an issue before.
Amazing app. The controls are a little sensitive so I keep accidentally swiping on one of my favorited stations and it removes it. Some suggestions I have are: Remove the swipe to delete feature, add a login feature, add a few new color schemes to switch to.
Something went wrong after the last update. The volume up down buttons don't jump between saved stations instead scan the frequency which is annoying. Also the app turns off automatically randomly now.
***HOW TO GET THIS APP TO WORK AFTER UPDATE TO ANDROID 11*** FM Radio app stopped working after I upgraded my phone from Android 10 to 11. I have 2 Android phones -- the older phone is on Android 10 and this app still works fine. I managed to get the app functioning again on my Android 11 by ***CLEARING THE APP'S DATA STORAGE & CACHE*** *** Follow these steps *** Settings -> Apps&Notifications -> See all Apps -> FM Radio -> Storage&Cache -> Clear Storage & Clear Cache Like if this works 4 u ;-)
Something wrong with the App. The scan finds all stations in range, displays info on them, and the details of the song played. But there is no audio, neither on the headphones nor on the loudspeaker! Can someone help? I am using Moto G Stylus 5G (2023).
Just a nice simple fm radio that come installed with phone and dont need internet also has recording. Haven't had a hiccup yet and was listen through sony bluetooth speaker the other day. Not sure why anyone would give it low rating becuase they're having bluetooth problem or the have to turn on microphone permission lol
I was hoping that Android 8.1 would fix the restarting problem I had, nope. To satisfy my FM listening, I had to resort to using NextRadio
Not sure why, but this app by default is disabled and hidden on Motorola Moto g7 Supra out of the box ! Had to search in G-play for Moto radio..it shows up as installed but disabled ! Before doing this, I searched my apps for radio... NOTHING ! Something weird is up with these Moto g7 phones and Android 9 !