We are approaching 2027, and almost every music service is already available at the touch of a button. But listening to radio in the car can still be cumbersome, especially when traveling outside the reception area of the beloved station. The company yes is trying to make the experience simpler and is launching today (Tuesday) yes+Car, a new service that consolidates radio stations, music channels and playlists directly on the car’s multimedia screen. The service, included in a yes+ subscription at no extra cost, works via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and offers dozens of radio stations from across the country, alongside dozens of music channels and playlists categorized by genre. The interface is specifically designed for in‑car use, with the ability to switch between stations and playlists directly from the multimedia screen, without needing to operate the phone while driving. One of the main advantages is the ability to continue listening to regional radio stations even after leaving their broadcast range. Instead of relying on the usual radio reception, listening is done via the phone’s internet connection, allowing the same station to be heard throughout the journey as long as there is network connectivity.
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