Radio vs Magic Messages

Receiver is an Internet radio with over 40,000 radio stations, more than 25,000 podcasts, and a radio alarm clock. Features include: + More than 40,000 radio stations + More than 25,000 podcasts + Add your own streams + Search by genre, region, language, sound quality, popularity, etc. + List of channels with high audio quality + Sync favorites with your other devices + Siri shortcuts + HomePod support + CarPlay support + Apple Watch app + Airplay and Chromecast support + Dark Mode + iMessage app to recommend a station + Widget with your favourite stations + Alarm clock (radio, music, sound) with any number of alarms + Sleep Timer + Snooze function + Beautiful analog clock in landscape format + Choose your individual look from 5 different colors + Show song cover art (if available) + Focused on supporting accessibility features such as "Voice Over" for the visually impaired With Receiver you are always informed about the latest news from a wide variety of sources: sports, Bundesliga live, reports, radio plays, news, music, podcasts, reports, travel, weather and much more. Listen to stations like BBC, NPR, ESPN, Bestnetradio, KCRW, Radio Paradise and many more.

Remember those Magic Eye posters? Magic Messages lets you make your own. Draw anything with your finger, or drop in a photo. Magic Messages turns it into a single-image random-dot stereogram — a wall of dots that looks like noise until you relax your eyes and a hidden 3D shape floats up. MAKE IT • Draw with a depth-aware brush — with Apple Pencil, press harder to push a stroke nearer. • Turn any photo into a stereogram: Portrait shots use their real 3D depth, everything else gets smooth on-device AI depth. • Silky-smooth relief or bold stepped planes — your choice. Draw right on top of your photos. • Mirror and kaleidoscope symmetry for instant, satisfying patterns. SEE IT • Stuck? Hold Peek to reveal the answer, or use the red/cyan 3D mode with a pair of anaglyph glasses. • A built-in coach teaches free-fusing, backed by guided practice and a playful “Can you see 3D?” check. SHARE IT • Send hidden messages right inside iMessage. • Export a still, an animated GIF, or a movie — including the mesmerising shimmer, a dynamic stereogram only your eyes can decode. • Share a photo into Magic Messages straight from the Photos app — it can decode stereograms you’ve been sent, too. On iPhone and iPad. Everything happens on your device, and your gallery syncs privately through your own iCloud. Nothing is collected or tracked — we never see your data.