FM Radio

Motorola Mobility LLC.

About this app

Motorola FM Radio makes it easy to scan for stations, build your favourites list, set your sleep timer, record the best songs and see live information about what's playing – all with a cool Material Design look.

This application has been designed to work on Motorola phones with an enabled FM chipset and running Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) and above. You may play through a wired headset, Bluetooth headset or loudspeaker. For the best performance, you should connect a wired headset or Digital TV dongle to act as the FM antenna.

Voice commands*: You can also use the Google Assistant to manage your FM Radio hands-free. You can find a list of supported commands in the Options menu.

*Languages supported: US English, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, UK English, French (EU), Italian, German and Spanish (EU)

Note: Features, functions, screens and supported languages may vary by phone model.

Ratings and reviews

Fails to retain settings for sleep timer default and recording. I want to be able to revoke permission to record entirely, but it won't work at all if you do that, and, being completely unnecessary for advertised function, an outrageous overreach on the part of Motorola. If I can't revoke access to the microphone (essential only if I want to record), the product is just broken. A serious bug that makes the product unusable. As to people who don't know the difference between frequency modulation transmission of radio and "streaming", I've got my own pet peeve - almost all of the apps advertised to provide a "radio tuner" don't receive radio at all, much less operate as a tuner, but rely on retransmission of signals via internet. "Radio" refers to radio frequency transmission of signals over the air. "FM radio" refers to a particular modulation technique by which the signal is imposed upon a carrier wave. False advertising and wire fraud.

This app is perfect and taps into your phones actual FM tuner, no internet or data required. Many people don't seem to understand that free radio actually is broadcast over the airwaves! You can set favorites and record music for later. What more can you ask for? There is an option to listen with your phone speaker and not headphones but you probably won't pick up much. It uses your headphone cord as the antenna.

I have always used my fm Radio app like this: Phone with wired headphones to use as an antenna, and bluetooth headphones so I can walk freely. This version, even though you already have bluetooth headphones, it asks you to set them up, and if you don't, it wont play, It forces you to "set it up" and goes automatically to bluetooth configuration, and by disconnecting and re-connecting the bluetooth headphones, it works. This is totally annoying and didn't happen with earlier versions.

What's new

• Bug fixes and stability improvements