Sirious radio app for bold 9930

Is there a app for serious radio that works with bold 9930?

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I 'm a novice..if i downloaded a free siriusxm radio app for ipod touch,are there any charges i.e. data etc.?

i'm a novice..if i downloaded a free siriusxm radio app for ipod touch,are there any charges i.e. data etc.? or is it free

You have to have the special SiriusXM account for listening and you must have a regular SiriusXM subscription. Cost is around $15.00 per month. The Live365 app only requires a $7.95 per month subscription and provides much more than SiriusXM.

Unlock code for bold 9930

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Each phone has it's own unique code. If you're a customer in good standing with Verizon for at least 6 months they should provide the unlock code for your device for free. Just explain that you're traveling overseas and want to use a local pre-paid SIM while you're there.
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Is there any internet radio app. for Series 40 (65...

Is there any internet radio app. for Series 40 (6500 classic) ?

Keep an eye out here too.
http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-internet-radio-s40
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What is the best Radio app for Iphone with poor Signal

hi folks
i live in rural shropshire, UK and where there is a poor signal reception and no 3G so i was hoping if someone could tell me what is the best radio app with about 2-3 bars of signal on O2 please can someone help thx

Well, 2(.(7)5)G (GPRS/EDGE) is still sufficient for a lot of (mostly HE-AACv2) streams - they're between 24 and 40 kbps, . That is, first, check out whether there are favorite stations in the station directory of the HE-AACv2-specific radio app "Tuner2 Hi-Fi Radio". Note that there are other HE-AACv2-capable clients but this one is the best.
Below is an excerpt from the dedicated section of my all-in-one iPhone radio article, just discussing these questions. Sorry, there are no links or not any kind of formatting in the text - I just couldn't paste it by keeping them.
2.1 3G vs. 2.(7)5G vs. Wi-Fi
Whenever possible, deactivate 3G (if you have a second- or third-generation iPhone used in a compatible 3G network, that is). Why? It’s easy: I’ve made some very thorough experiments with power consumption when streaming over cellular (mobile phone) connections. For this, I’ve listened to a 31 kbps VBR HE-AACv2 stream in Pocket Tunes. I’ve measured the battery life decrease of 0.6%/minute when streaming in 3G and 0.3%/minute when doing the same in 2.75G (EDGE) and 2.5G (GPRS). This means streaming 3G consumes two times more battery than in 2.75G with a stream that, when streamed over Wi-Fi, consumes 0.18% power a minute.
This also means that, even if you have an unlimited Internet data plan, try using Wi-Fi whenever possible because it’s almost two times more battery-friendly than even 2.75G (EDGE) / 2.5G (GPRS) – and 3.3 (that is, 60/18) times more so compared to 3G.
Having to rely on pre-3G stream speeds means the following:
- If you only have GPRS connection (but not EDGE), select a station broadcasting at less than 35-40 kbps to avoid pauses and stuttering. You can easily see if your phone is in GPRS only: then, to the right of the name of your network, there is a circle and not the capital letter ‘E’ (it’s '3G' when in 3G mode and it’s here that the Wi-Fi signal is shown when operating over Wi-Fi.)
Note that, with some networks (for example, Vodafone in some? all? countries) there’s no EDGE at all. There, you either use 3G or GPRS. The latter rules out all stations with speeds over 40 kbps. If this is the case, you will most probably have to rely on HE-AACv2 (also known as AAC+) streams, should you want good audio quality and stereo sound. The other formats, MP3, AAC-LC (the two formats natively supported by the built-in QuickTime player) and WMA are completely unable to deliver good, stereo audio quality under 40 kbps; OGG is able, but around 36-38 kbps, which may result in stuttering over lower-quality GPRS connections or congested network.
You can find a lot of AAC+ streams at http://dir.xiph.org/by_format/AAC+ and http://yp.shoutcast.com/. Note that, with the latter, you will want to click radio stations with AAC+ type (see the last column). Unfortunately, unlike with collecting with MP3 stations only, you will not want to tap the header of the last, “Type” column, to order them to collect all AAC+ stations at the end of the list because it’s not possible to easily jump to the end of this list. (Tapping will only order the stations in a way that the list starts with MP3 ones; that is, stations well above 40 kbps - and the few that broadcast under 40kbps, do so with awful audio quality.)
Note that moodio.fm (which, as with the former two, stream directories, that is, xiph.org and shoutcast.com, has been introduced in section 1. Built-in capabilities: QuickTime), by default, also uses AAC+. As with the former two stations, in order to play back these AAC+ streams in an AAC+-capable radio player (the built-in QuickTime isn’t one of them) like Pocket Tunes Radio or FStream, you’ll want to copy these links to the clipboard and, then, paste them into a custom, user-defined station in these apps (as long as you don’t find a station of your liking in the built-in station directories of these radio clients). To do so,
1. in Safari, long-tap the link and, then, select “Copy” from the context menu
2. Switch to the radio station, go to its dedicated custom station entry dialog (with FStream, Favorites / Edit / Add new webradio at the bottom; with Pocket Tunes, Favorites / Edit / +) and tap the URL field a bit longer after cleaning it entirely (if there’s a http:// in it; with FStream, there isn’t). You’ll see a Paste flag (icon) as in this screenshot
3. Just tap it; the station URL will be pasted to the field
4. You can also give your station a name
(Note that you can also manipulate the favorite list of FStream via Wi-Fi, from a desktop Web browser. It offers a far faster way of adding and deleting favorites.)
Note that Pocket Tunes Radio also has a built-in Web browser. If you navigate from it to, say, m.moodio.fm or yp.shoutcast.com, you won’t need to do any copy / pasting like explained in the previous section. FStream (my other pick for HE-AACv2 playback) doesn’t have a Web browser. Note that several other (except for ooTunes, not that recommended) players also have a built-in browsers. You can do exactly the same in all of them except for eingrad’s RadioBOX, which, currently, has bugs in its Web browser: when you tap a link, the playback (if the built-in QuickTime is compatible with it) will start in QuickTime and not in the built-in player. (The developers stated they would fix this bug some time.)

Siruis Radio app for Canadians?

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ooTunes can stream lots of different live radio streams (getting close to 3000 confirmed working)
See:
http://ootunes.com
or
http://demo.ootunes.com/radiostreams_that_work_oniphone
for a list of stations. If yours aren't on there, send us a message and we'll add it if we can.
NOTE: Since I am the developer of ooTunes..
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Have you purchased the ESPN Radio app for your X - I need information from you

I purchased the ESPN Radio App last year. Now it shows that it is incompatible for my Droid X.
I need to know if you can see it in the market on your phone, or if it shows compatible with your Droid X in the web market. I also need to know what version your Droid X is installed on your X.
I do know that a factory reset may clear up this issue, but I would like confirmation from other people that they can see it, because if I do the factory reset, if I can't install it afterwards, I will be pretty upset. It does work for the most part (it does get into a restart the phone mode on somedays, restarting the phone 3-6 times, but other days it works flawlessly) , but AirKast updated it to 3.0 recently, and I would like the updated app. In fact, any AirKast radio app shows incompatible, and AirKast finally answered one of my tweets to them. Their customer service sucks. I have sent emails from 3 different email accounts, tweets, and they finally asked what the problem was when I tweeted to one of their customers saying that I could not install their app. They claim that it should not be a problem. This is why I am trying to collect information.
Thanks in advanced to the people that assist me in this information collection effort.

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Hi VolleyIL!
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ANY radio app for 1st gen iPod touch?? Even with Wifi!?

Firstly, I know the 1st gen ipod touch does not have a radio receiver..this is not my problem.
I've been looking for an app that I can listen to the radio on..even through wifi...but am not finding any that will work with the 1st gen. For example, I download TuneIn radio which I have on my itunes, blackberry, and tablet...but it is only compatible with newer generations of the ipod touch. I am on version 3.1.3 which I believe is the most up-to-date.
In short, I'm absolutely fine to use wifi to listen to the radio, but simply can't find an app (ideally a free one) that will even let me sync the app from my itunes to the ipod.
Suggestions would be very welcome!

Try my web app. I have over 100 stations of all genres. Just enter the following URL in Safari and tap on the orange music icon on top right. Also, you can add a Home screen app icon for easy future access.
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I am not aware of any such apps.

I can't update my app world bold 9930

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Perform a hard reset by removing the battery and reinserting after 30 seconds. Wait for the phone to boot and try accessing BlackBerry World again, Goodluck!
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MUST HAVE APPS FOR N9

Here is a list of Some Must Have apps for our N9:
Use the links to Download The apps. (I take no responsibility if it bricks your phone or void warranty, but i have personally downloaded these apps and had no problem)(codes from 7-15 attached here) 1-6 are attached at second post
What I have done is there is download link for the applications and also thr QR CODES. So if you download MeeScan and open the application and scan the codes, it will directly take you to the app and you can download straightaway on your phone. (The number opposite to QR Code represents the app number Below)
1. MeeScan from Nokia (Safe) MeeScan is the N9 application for scanning 1-d and 2-d barcodes
Link: http://n9-apps.com/meescan or from Nokia Store
2.Scientific Calculator : Advanced calculator application with options for simple and scientific views
Link: http://n9-apps.com/scicalc
3. Calender Feed :Calendar events at Feed screen as one topmost item. Controls are integrated into Settings. No applications or daemons in background required. All work is done by your phone.
Link: http://n9-apps.com/calendar-feed
4. Talk Box: ( This): Talkbox is an application dedicated to saving you the trouble of typing and to getting your messages across FAST!
Link: http://n9-apps.com/talkbox or from Nokia Store
5. Currency: This application provides real time exchange rates for over 140 currencies.
Link: http://n9-apps.com/currency or Nokia Store
6. Shake Picture: Send your images to your friends with just a shake of the phone!
Link: http://n9-apps.com/shakepicpro or Nokia Store
7. Sports Tracker: Turn your mobile into a social sports computer with Sports Tracker! Track and analyze your performance, share workout data and photos with your friends, and most of all – get fit and stay healthier.
Link: http://n9-apps.com/sports-tracker or Nokia Store
8. Cute Tube (You Tube Client): cuteTube is a fully featured YouTube and Dailymotion client that allows you to browse, search, play, share, upload and download videos. You can also manage your uploads, favourites, playlists and subscriptions
Link: http://n9-apps.com/cutetube or Nokia Store
9. Reboot:  Reboot is a MTF small tool to help you Reboot or PowerOff your N9/N950 easily and quickly.
Link: http://n9-apps.com/reboot or Nokia Store
10. Call recorder:  The small stuff to help you to recording your phone calls (incoming/outgoing from Cellular network)
link: http://n9-apps.com/call-recorder
11. Mee Birthdays: Create Events in Calendar for Contact's Birtdays
Link: http://n9-apps.com/meebirthdays
12. Toggle Bluetooth: Switch to turn Bluetooth on in one touch.
(Scan Barcode # 12 For Download)
13. Widgets Canvas: which offers a sort of platform to run widgets - WidgetCanvas.
(Scan Barcode # 13 For Download)
14. FM Radio:  This is the first unofficial FM radio app for the Nokia N9 / N950
(Scan Barcode # 14 For Download)
15. Trippo: Translator . Download from NOKIA STORE
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N8 internet radio app

Does anyone have a internet radio app for the N8?
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Nokia internet radio for S60v5 works fine apparently !
http://store.ovi.com/content/57159/download
download sis. to computer then drag and drop to phone
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Bold 9930

when i download directv app for bold my phone locks up when i try to open it?

I'm sure that is annoying. I love being able to use my Direct TV on my Android device. Are you having problems with any other apps, barrybwyatt?
I want you to clear the cache and then try the app again http://vz.to/14R1ktr. What happens?
How did you install the app on the Bold? I want to get support for it, but I'm not finding it via App World http://bit.ly/15aVcJ1.
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Radio App, capable of listening to hallamfm

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You can try ooTunes Radio:
http://ootunes.com/app/
Their site claims they can play HallAMFM:
http://demo.ootunes.com/radiostreams_that_work_oniphone/www.hallamfm.co.uk
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