Radios or devices that "tune in" Internet radio streams (station, country)

[Bo]

I'm a fan of Internet radio devices. I enjoy several of the streaming radio apps on the iPod Touch, including iHeartRadio and Radiolicious.

I also own 3 Internet radios. 2 of them are the Grace Wireless ITC-IR1000, which are great and I recommend them highly. The other one is a Revo Blik, which I can't recommend at all.

What can you listen to on an Internet radio? All of my radios get their station information from http://www.reciva.com, which is a web site that aggregates Internet stations and can also be used to tune in stations on the computer. As of today, Reciva's directory contains 18991 stations (and 48117 on-demand streams) in 287 locations and 67 genres!

Anyone else using Internet radio from a device care to share their experiences?

[Grandpa Pipes]

folk's the two threads I asked Bowie to erase were not off topic or bad in anyway. I just wanted to leave the plate clean so all could discuss Bowie's topic and not my musings.

[Mark Andrew]

Most internet radio stations (like Radiophoenix.org) have apps for mobile devices and its relatively easy to use.

Just click and wait

[bgrn198]

I have a Logitech Squeezebox Duet and it works pretty good

Logitech® Squeezebox™

[tvdxer]

I have the Squeezebox Boom. On one hand, it's amazing to have a radio that will tune stations in virtually every country. On the other, it freezes and becomes unresponsive almost every time I use it for a period of time.

[Wayneb]

I have a Squeezebox Duet and I also sometimes use my Ipod Touch for Internet radio, the receiver part of the Duet is rock solid but the handheld controller has not been 100% reliable since I updated to the Squeezebox Server 7.4 software and new controller firmware. I have my Squeezebox receiver hard wired to my home network and it works better with the IPeng App for my Ipod Touch than it does with the Duets controller.