Motorola Testing iRadio in DC, LA
Cool
Wow. This is actually pretty cool. I would go for this over XM and Sirius. Hopefully Cingular will be the carrier (or at least one of the carriers) that gets it.
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BrandonP63 said:
Wow. This is actually pretty cool. I would go for this over XM and Sirius. Hopefully Cingular will be the carrier (or at least one of the carriers) that gets it.
Or, you could just pop in one of your favorite CDs and save $265 dollars cash and monthly subscription costs.
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Understandable, it's a little expensive, but while you are sticking to your CD's you can also burn the traffic and weather reports to them too, on a daily basis?
Also, this means you don't have to carry around an extra device to listen to music....it's on your phone.
It has it's uses.
Also, this means you don't have to carry around an extra device to listen to music....it's on your phone.
It has it's uses.
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It has it's pro's and con's. with your CD collection, you know it's gonna be songs you like, and as long as they are mp3's you can get alot of songs to get your thru those traffic Jams. And as for weather reports, there is always the radio. But for those who have money to spend, and don't want to try and find 'up to date' info on the radio, this could be a good feature for them 😁
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ill stick to my ipod...thousands of illegally downloaded songs at my fingertips any time i need them...also, living in sodak, we dont have traffic jams, let alone traffic reports...tornado warnings on the cell phone would be nice though 😲
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evilbstrd666 said:
Understandable, it's a little expensive, but while you are sticking to your CD's you can also burn the traffic and weather reports to them too, on a daily basis?
Also, this means you don't have to carry around an extra device to listen to music....it's on your phone.
It has it's uses.
If I want to listen to daily weather and traffic reports, I'll simply tune into an AM station. Yeesh.
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