How to turn Twitter into a personal radio station

I know that many service Twitter users use it not only to announce the entire the world that their cat ate for breakfast, but for quite meaningful goals, for example, in order to obtain news. Virtually all of the media have their account in this service, and publish the hottest posts. Add to this the ability to subscribe to interesting people or you are interested in brands, the possibility of using hashtags filter information on the events you are interested in and you will understand what Twitter is a convenient, flexible, customizable source news. A new service The Social Radio It will build on its basis a real personal radio.

The Social Radio - an online service as well as an application for Android, iPhone, Google Chrome, which serve to sound the tweets of your belt. And not just yours. You can choose to listen to the most popular topics in the world or search for news on the subject you're interested, use the search field.

Once you decide on the topics you're interested, will begin broadcasting during which speakers are well posed serious voice will read under the pleasant music related tweets. Of course, for the sound are not used real people and computer dolls. Quality Free Russian voice engine has long been known, so that in addition to the useful information you will definitely get another dose and positivity. As for the English-language tweets, they sound pretty decent.

Android app looks quite presentable and is a hybrid music player, radio news and twitter client. Using this method of obtaining news it will be especially appreciated by those who can not, for whatever reason, to read Tweets from the screen, for example, goes to shivering subway or driving a car, but he wants to stay on top of network activity Twitter.

Of course, the voice capabilities of computer speakers will satisfy not all users, but try The Social Radio still interesting. Firstly, it's really unusual innovative application located at the junction of completely different categories. And secondly, who knows, maybe a conversational genre will soon be the new killer-a feature popular social networking sites?

The Social Radio