Stream Flow and Pure Pure One, the web radio summer

 

Summer brings music and the music of summer passes for the Web, as well as via iPhone, Android and IOS. Yet, with Stream, offers an application to play wireless Internet radio or music stored on Android and IOS systems, but also throughout the network at home. We have tested with the One Flow (pictured) The application obviously uses DLNA technology to connect devices to systems such as One Flow. To use the free app just search for Pure Lounge in the stores of different operating systems and install on the device. But as for playback on devices like Flow One, they just connect to your WiFi network, they will download the firmware update for autonomy in the Stream, and then at that point will be usable even with your favorite device.




At IFA 2012, Pure Stream will also enrich the Pure Music service whereby users can register to stream millions of songs, or directly on your device, or by connecting it to One Flow, or other device yet, the application compatible with Stream . The subscription music that is already activated at the moment only in the UK for about £ 5, will be extended to other countries.




One of his good Flow is a digital radio that can receive course also with the system via FM RDS, the price is not right for everyone. Costs 150 euros, though it's smart to add 50 euros for ChargePAK E1 rechargeable battery, which to our great surprise and sad is not included in the package. One Flow for this can only work if connected to the mains. A selection of unusual and somewhat questionable marketing, as well as to announce the Lounge as a free mobile application only for a limited period. Inexplicable ... There is only the idea of ​​buying even the App ... as well as services.




The little box also has a USB port for software upgrades and possibly to use One Flow via Ethernet, with the adapter (try also what you already use for your notebook, which features high probability). There is an audio output for headphones and an Aux input. Then with only two buttons you can control the digital radio, the traditional FM radio, the Pure Lounge resources, and services provided by your iPod or iPhone ... and good radio summer!