Sirius XM developing iPhone / iPod touch streaming radio app
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After hitting a historic 1 billion downloads, Apple says the store cleared another half a billion apps in the following three months.
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that would be huge. You would never take the iphone out of your ear
Wow! Go Sirius XM!
After years of making me type a 4 digit code for everything internet they're finally going to release an application I can't use do do what I've wanted.
Listen to Sirius on my phone. Oh wait there's already third party apps for that.
NVM, Go change around some more stations I don't have enough Oprah, Martha or Howard in my life.
They GOT to get this out asap...
and they shouldn't freaking charge existing users to use it (like they do the blackberry app). The problem with XM/SIrius is they charge for EVERY radio you own. You should have to be charged for additional radios, but one subscription should be interchangable between media formats (ie: online, blackberry, iphone). Then they would MARKET this fact...and it'd be AWESOME.
Idiots...
Why are they going to the expense of making an application to do it? Our SHOUTcast stream host already streams our radio station to the iPhone without an application. Try it for your self http://m.slinky.fm