The app can now be used by consumers for FM radio smartphone listening in the South American country. This further expansion into Latin America also allows listeners to tune to their favorite FM stations in Colombia, Mexico, Peru. Later this year Brazil will also go live in the Google Play Store which will expand the NextRadio app coverage to the top five Latin America countries which is approximately 43% of the population.
“Consumers are seeking us out in Latin America, with little marketing
effort, as they already have habits of listening to FM radio on their mobile devices,” said Paul Brenner, President of TagStation, the power behind NextRadio. “More than 80% of smartphones sold in Latin America are Android phones so it is a natural next step to expand the request to handset-makers to also include unlocking the FM Chip in Latin America.”
effort, as they already have habits of listening to FM radio on their mobile devices,” said Paul Brenner, President of TagStation, the power behind NextRadio. “More than 80% of smartphones sold in Latin America are Android phones so it is a natural next step to expand the request to handset-makers to also include unlocking the FM Chip in Latin America.”
