Many of us are in search of an inexpensive yet effective way to stream Internet radio in our vehicles. There are plenty of solutions but two companies have teamed up with their own appears to be worth a look. (Photo: Livio Radio)
Livio Radio makes an the Car Internet Radio app for iPhone and Android that offers 45,000 audio streams. Dice develops audio integration kits. "The Dice Duo is a black box that installs behind your vehicle's dashboard. On one end is a connection that is wired to your car's stereo. On the other is a 30-pin iPhone/iPod dock connector. The Duo works by pretending to be a satellite radio tuner and taking over your car's satellite radio input. However, instead of getting its data from miles above the earth's surface, it's pulling audio data from a connected iPhone," according to cnet.com.
Cnet.com has put together a demonstration video.
A scaled down version of the Livio app is free. $4.99 gets you all 45,000 station streams but the version that works with Dice is $19.99. The Dice hardware is $189.00.
For more information, go to LivioRadio.com.


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