When you want to listen to radio on your iPhone you probably turn to Pandora or maybe Slacker. But you have a limited amount of skips or a small selection of stations to choose from. So eventually you have to revert back to listening to your iTunes Library. Well, maybe you will have a different possibility in a few weeks. It has been stated that Sirius and XM Radio have created an iPhone application.
You will be able to download the app from the AppStore for free but you will need to become a subscriber by paying a $13 monthly fee or if you already have XM Radio it will only be an extra $3 a month. You will be able to listen to all of the stations that are available normally, you just wouldn't need a satellite connection.
They have not set a release date for the app yet but they believe it will be out within the next couple of months. Like I said before it will be a free app but you will need to pay to listen to any of the stations. I still prefer Pandora over this, but if you are a die hard Satellite Radio fan, your dream has just came true.
Ahhhhh! This is music to my ears… Literally. I’m already being charged for online streaming so I can’t wait. Howard Stern fans know about StarPlayr which brought hope to us all until Sirius stepped in and killed it. Hopefully this is as good as or even better than StarPlayr. It’s about time. I can’t wait!
i use Wunder Radio [http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=292233889&mt=8] with access to pretty much every radio station in the world. and only £3.99
No station out there can compare to satallite. Not as long as the government regulates what you can and can’t say. That app does not pick up satallite stations.
No, it doesn’t pick up satellite stations – but there’s a LOT more internet stations out there that are better than satellite…and they’re all free (and the government doesn’t regulate what they say, either).
Wunder Radio now has SiriusXm! Also ooTunes and Pocket Tunes Has SiriusXM! BAM! As an lifetime subscriber to Sirius I’m not about to pay $3 a month for something that is already free:)
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