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Myanmar Radio Stations 스크린 샷

iPhone

About Myanmar Radio Stations

Radio Myanmar All Stations is a iOS application that allows its users to listen more radio stations from all over Myanmar.

You can now listen to the most popular online radio stations from your city or country of residence, in the office, on the way to or from work, or even when you are abroad.

Featured:
- Best Myanmar Radio Stations in a single App!
- 24x7 Myanmar Hit Songs – Listen Myanmar hit songs anytime anywhere.
- Minimal buffering time – It takes only a second or couple of seconds to buffer.
- Fast switching between stations in a click of a button.
- Radio station links are updated frequently.
- All Myanmar Language Radio Station Available.
- Provides sleep timer option to turn off the radio playing at the given time.
- Really useful feature when you want to sleep with soft music at the given time it will stop playing automatically.
- Save & Delete stations to Favorites in one step.
- Easy access to play stations without searching them again.
- Playing in background mode with refresh station list.

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