Satellite Radio on Your Cell Phone

roscoryan

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Does anybody here subscribe to any of the mobile services for satellite radio on your cell phones?

If so, let us know your thoughts!
 

riskybzns

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I can stream Sirius on my moto q9c using SiriusWM5. I think its awesome that people can create such programs that allow us to do this. Works great when working out in the yard.
 

IdRatherBeSkiing

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My wife had the option of subing to Sirius through her cellphone for $8 / month but it didn't have all the music channels or the 'old time radio' type channel so she elected against it. My cellphone is not capable of music and I wound't pay another $8 for it.
 

riskybzns

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That sucks. Luckily for me I don't have to pay anything to stream Sirius on my phone. Instead I just give a nice little donation to the person who created SiriusWM5 and all is good.
 

IronJabroni

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I can stream Sirius on my moto q9c using SiriusWM5. I think its awesome that people can create such programs that allow us to do this. Works great when working out in the yard.

this sounds like the coolest thing ever
 

realwx

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I pretty much use my T-Mobile Wing to stream Sirius when I walk home.

Now, the only problem is that T-Mobile is the slowest internet provider via cell phone, so streaming high-quality music through T-Mobile is not the best way either, especially since you're gonna hear it buffer every 5 seconds or so.

All in all, love the concept, you just have to have the speed needed to hear Sirius. (On the XM side, I haven't had problems because it's 64K as opposed to 129K, so it isn't teethering on the edge like Sirius.)
 

AlbanyHDTV

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Sirius on a Palm phone?

I have been looking for a way to stream Sirius on my Palm Centro. I posted this over at SBS and was told that I was SOL. I believe only phones that use Windows Mobile OS can stream Sirius.

If anyone knows of a way to stream Sirius on a phone with a Palm OS, please let me know.
 
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stumpy

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Looking that way.

I just bought the Orb app of the iTunes app store. I installed orb and uSirius on my boot camp volume and leave a 'server' running. I can stream H100 and H101 anytime now!!!

Well, as long as the connection stays up.
 

PACanesFan

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Just a little PSA from GeekstoolBox.com

I just wanted to give fair warning to everyone that the Alpha Release of StarPlayr for Windows Mobile will soon stop working.

The retail version release is imminent, and the code changes that need to be put in place on the StreamSmart server will unfortunately disable the current versions in use.

I just wanted to give fair warning that the release is imminent so nobody starts accusing me of a deliberate disabling of the free version.

The retail version will be the only available version once released.

The price is set at a $7.99 one time fee per major release (this means when you buy v1.0.0, you get all v1.x.x updates for free.)

The retail version has server enabled presets enabled that will sync between all of our clients (except iPhone.) Ads have also been removed for the retail release.

Thank you everybody again for your support!
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leth

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Does anybody here subscribe to any of the mobile services for satellite radio on your cell phones?

If so, let us know your thoughts!

I had this on my phone with Bell (came as part of a package), but I found it skipped too much. Definately not anything I would have paid extra for.
 

Stew

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Samsung BlackJack(original) AT&T w/ unlimited Data plan using StarPlayr for Windows Mobile(thanks Geeks Tool Box) to stream Sirius