Police Radio App Available

[jason.kahler@gmail.com]

MoMojo Technologies have just released the first version of Police Radio for Android. We invite you to check it to check us out on the market. Though this is the first release many new features are planned for upcoming versions including GPS/Map support, additional channel sources, channel categorization, etc. Please feel free to check us out. All feedback is welcome.

 

[tropper]

Iss not on 1.5 nobody loves us

 

[jason.kahler@gmail.com]

Iss not on 1.5 nobody loves us

Sorry about that but 1.5 has some issues with streaming audio.

 

[johnny99]

How does this differ from "PoliceStream", which has a free trial version?

 

[tahj78]

I think its just as easy to go to m.radioreference.com
you can stream right from their site. . . just bookmark it for quick access, plus its FREE

 

[reddragon72]

I think its just as easy to go to m.radioreference.com
you can stream right from their site. . . just bookmark it for quick access, plus its FREE

My thoughts exactly. I use it all the time and it works great.
I use my browser for a lot of stuff that people have created apps for to just replace the browser.

 

[hobbit11]

Is it illegal to use these apps?

What is the benefit of using this app? Helps better evade police pursuit?

 

[wolf1989#AC]

It's the same as a police scanner you can get in a radio shack or something. Some people just like listening in, doesn't have to be anything bad.

 

[WAM]

My thoughts exactly. I use it all the time and it works great.
I use my browser for a lot of stuff that people have created apps for to just replace the browser.

hey tried this on my phone, no luck how do you start it?

 

[starmanz]

Excellent. Works like a charm! Just open your browser and type m.radioreference.com then choose the stream you'd like (for example United States, California, Los Angeles County, Los Angeles Police, Van Nuys, Valley Traffic and Tacticals then choose an app you'd like to play the stream in. You'll need an app like Cherry rplayer, DroidLive Lite or Music then enjoy the stream and hope you don't hear your address or your licence plate read out

 

[starmanz]

Excellent. Works like a charm! Just open your browser and type m.radioreference.com then choose the stream you'd like (for example United States, California, Los Angeles County, Los Angeles Police, Van Nuys, Valley Traffic and Tacticals then choose an app you'd like to play the stream in. You'll need an app like Cherry Rplayer, DroidLive Lite or Music then enjoy the stream and hope you don't hear your address or your licence plate read out