Nokia has partnered with the Arabian Radio Network (www.arnonline.com) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to bring numerous apps for their radio stations to Windows Phone. This is a massive move for the platform since some of these stations are among the most popular in the region. Head past the break to see which stations are available.
The apps themselves, published by the Arabian Radio Station, enable you to tune into your favourite shows on your Windows Phone. Not only that, but there are some sweet features available, including the ability to send in free SMS messages (for competitions, etc.), check out the schedule and more. Well worth checking out if you're a fan of the network.
You can download the Arabian Radio Station apps from the Windows Phone Store using the links below (require Windows Phone 8):
- Hit 96.7
- Virgin Radio 104.4
- City 101.6
- Tag 91.1
- Dubai 92
- Dubai Eye 103.8
- Radio Shoma 93.4
- Al Khaleejiya 100.9
Should you be on your PC or tablet, scan the following QR codes on your Windows Phone. Cheers, Jonathan, for the tip!
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