"Presto: That iPhone is now a Radio!"

"Less than a month ago I posted about streaming radio coming to an
iPod near you.Now comes word of a SHOUTcast player for your iPhone
allowing you to stream thousands of stations to your phone (using WiFi
- or not). It is inevitable that streaming (and stream-like cached)
music will be easily and widely available on mp3 players and/or mobile
phones. And sooner rather than later. What will make your radio
station different in this fast-coming world?"

http://www.hear2.com/2007/11/presto-that-iph.html

"Apple iRadio Brings Streaming Radio to iPhone, YAY"

iRadio, by Conceited Software, just received an update which brings it
much closer to being a valuable iPhone app. The app is basically a
SHOUTcast player for the iPhone that allows playing and browsing of
thousands of online stations. The app works best under WiFi, but is
not limited to it, and does work while using EDGE. There are still
many quarks to be worked out, but for the most part, we are impressed
with this early application.

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/apple/ira...yay-323950.php

Ha! Ha! It's over for HD Radio!

On Nov 26, 1:23 pm, wrote:
"Presto: That iPhone is now a Radio!"

"Less than a month ago I posted about streaming radio coming to an
iPod near you.Now comes word of a SHOUTcast player for your iPhone
allowing you to stream thousands of stations to your phone (using WiFi
- or not). It is inevitable that streaming (and stream-like cached)
music will be easily and widely available on mp3 players and/or mobile
phones. And sooner rather than later. What will make your radio
station different in this fast-coming world?"

http://www.hear2.com/2007/11/presto-that-iph.html

"Apple iRadio Brings Streaming Radio to iPhone, YAY"

iRadio, by Conceited Software, just received an update which brings it
much closer to being a valuable iPhone app. The app is basically a
SHOUTcast player for the iPhone that allows playing and browsing of
thousands of online stations. The app works best under WiFi, but is
not limited to it, and does work while using EDGE. There are still
many quarks to be worked out, but for the most part, we are impressed
with this early application.

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/apple/ira...g-radio-to-iph...

- Ha! Ha! It's over for HD Radio!

Out-of-Pocket Radio,

The Battery Life of Celphones used as Radio Music
& Info Listening Devices Sucks !

Show me a Celphone that when it is used as a Radio
can Play for 40~60 Hours on one Battery Charge.

Renowned Cambridge SoundWorks 820 HD Radio Designer :
Explains HD Radio -and- HD Radio Technology
"Frequently Asked Questions" [ FAQs ] -by- Fred Pinkerton
http://www.hdradio.com/the_buzz.php?thebuzz=87

On Nov 26, 4:41�pm, RHF wrote:
On Nov 26, 1:23 pm, wrote:





"Presto: That iPhone is now a Radio!"

"Less than a month ago I posted about streaming radio coming to an
iPod near you.Now comes word of a SHOUTcast player for your iPhone
allowing you to stream thousands of stations to your phone (using WiFi
- or not). �It is inevitable that streaming (and stream-like cached)
music will be easily and widely available on mp3 players and/or mobile
phones. And sooner rather than later. What will make your radio
station different in this fast-coming world?"

http://www.hear2.com/2007/11/presto-that-iph.html

"Apple iRadio Brings Streaming Radio to iPhone, YAY"

iRadio, by Conceited Software, just received an update which brings it
much closer to being a valuable iPhone app. The app is basically a
SHOUTcast player for the iPhone that allows playing and browsing of
thousands of online stations. The app works best under WiFi, but is
not limited to it, and does work while using EDGE. There are still
many quarks to be worked out, but for the most part, we are impressed
with this early application.

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/apple/ira...g-radio-to-iph...

- Ha! Ha! It's over for HD Radio!

Out-of-Pocket Radio,

The Battery Life of Celphones used as Radio Music
& Info Listening Devices Sucks !

Show me a Celphone that when it is used as a Radio
can Play for 40~60 Hours on one Battery Charge.

Renowned Cambridge SoundWorks 820 HD Radio Designer :
Explains HD Radio -and- HD Radio Technology
"Frequently Asked Questions" [ FAQs ] -by- Fred Pinkertonhttp://www.hdradio.com/the_buzz.php?thebuzz=87
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Everyone Knows Traditional AM Radio's Sound is Mediocre.
�.
FAQ # 4 - Does HD Radio Technology work with AM Broadcasts Also ?http://groups.google.com/group/hd-ra...e368ceea0981b5
�.
-Note- The Answer Is Out There !
�.
hy dee ray dee oh ~ RHF
Hello and Welcome to the "HD Radio" NewsGroup
HD RADIO =http://groups.google.com/group/hd-radio/
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Personalized music services are the future (Pandora, Last.fm, and
Slacker) - HD Radio is 15 year-old too-little-too-late technology!

wrote in message
...
"Presto: That iPhone is now a Radio!"

Even fewer people have the iPhone ($400 plus tax and an $80 monthly charge
with the data option... about $1400 in the first year) than have satellite,
which has achieved less than 2% of radio listening.

David Eduardo wrote:

wrote in message
...
"Presto: That iPhone is now a Radio!"

Even fewer people have the iPhone ($400 plus tax and an $80 monthly charge
with the data option... about $1400 in the first year) than have satellite,
which has achieved less than 2% of radio listening.

Even fewer people are faux Hispanics, such as yourself.

Run along, Edweenie.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

wrote:
"Presto: That iPhone is now a Radio!"

"Less than a month ago I posted about streaming radio coming to an
iPod near you.Now comes word of a SHOUTcast player for your iPhone
allowing you to stream thousands of stations to your phone (using WiFi
- or not). It is inevitable that streaming (and stream-like cached)
music will be easily and widely available on mp3 players and/or mobile
phones. And sooner rather than later. What will make your radio
station different in this fast-coming world?"

http://www.hear2.com/2007/11/presto-that-iph.html

"Apple iRadio Brings Streaming Radio to iPhone, YAY"

iRadio, by Conceited Software, just received an update which brings it
much closer to being a valuable iPhone app. The app is basically a
SHOUTcast player for the iPhone that allows playing and browsing of
thousands of online stations. The app works best under WiFi, but is
not limited to it, and does work while using EDGE. There are still
many quarks to be worked out, but for the most part, we are impressed
with this early application.

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/apple/ira...yay-323950.php

Ha! Ha! It's over for HD Radio!


Do people really want to live in an RF cloud all the time?

On Nov 26, 8:26 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

"Presto: That iPhone is now a Radio!"

Even fewer people have the iPhone ($400 plus tax and an $80 monthly charge
with the data option... about $1400 in the first year) than have satellite,
which has achieved less than 2% of radio listening.

More iPhones sold in one weekend, than many multiples of HD radios
over 4 years. Unlimited Internet access for AT&T is only $20/month.
Apple is starting to market the iPhone overseas.. Ferrera sated that
HD Radio would appear in Apple's products.... neeeeexxxxtttttt!

On Nov 27, 3:11 am, IBOCcrock wrote:
On Nov 26, 8:26 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

wrote in message

...

"Presto: That iPhone is now a Radio!"

Even fewer people have the iPhone ($400 plus tax and an $80 monthly charge
with the data option... about $1400 in the first year) than have satellite,
which has achieved less than 2% of radio listening.

More iPhones sold in one weekend, than many multiples of HD radios
over 4 years.

- Unlimited Internet access for AT&T is only $20/month.

Apple is starting to market the iPhone overseas..
Ferrera sated that
HD Radio would appear in Apple's products....
neeeeexxxxtttttt!

IBOC Crock,

Cel-Phony Radio Ain't Free - Listen to AM/FM Radio
and Say : bye, Bye. BYE ! to Monthly Fees !

"Unlimited Internet access for AT&T is only $20/month."

DOH ! - Another False and Misleading Claim concerning
the True Costs of New Media like Cel-Phony Radio.

1ST - First you have to Subscribe-To and Pay-For one
of the More Expensive Monthly Celphone Plans.
* That's Dollar Sign "$" # 1

2ND - Next you have to Subscribe-To and Pay-For the
'Optional' Basic Monthly Internet Service.
** That's Dollar Sign "$" # 2

3RD - Then you have to Subscribe-To and Pay-For the
Unlimited Internet Access Monthly Fee.
*** That's Dollar Sign "$" # 3

Lets See $ + $ + $ Adds Up To : money, Money. MONEY !
Every Month Month-afer-Month for Cel-Phony Radio.

While Free Over-the-Air Radio Is : You Got It F-R-E-E !

do the math and you will see . . .
that celphony radio ain't free ~ RHF

On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 17:19:40 -0800 (PST), RHF
wrote:

While Free Over-the-Air Radio Is : You Got It F-R-E-E !

do the math and you will see . . .
that celphony radio ain't free ~ RHF

Over-the-air radio may cost money in taxes or license fees (the UK now
only has license fees for TV) or, in the case of commercial-supported
TV, an increase in the price of the merchandise advertised.

In the case of political ads, there may be a cost in terms of laws
which benefit those who contribute for the ad time at the expense of
the tax payer.

On Nov 29, 4:25 pm, Tester wrote:
On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 17:19:40 -0800 (PST), RHF

wrote:
While Free Over-the-Air Radio Is : You Got It F-R-E-E !

do the math and you will see . . .
that celphony radio ain't free ~ RHF

Over-the-air radio may cost money in taxes or license fees (the UK now
only has license fees for TV) or, in the case of commercial-supported
TV, an increase in the price of the merchandise advertised.

In the case of political ads, there may be a cost in terms of laws
which benefit those who contribute for the ad time at the expense of
the tax payer.

Tester,

Yes in-fact Free Over-the-Air Radio Ain't Free :
Becuase there is the Hidden-Cost of Advertising
in Every Product and Service that We in the USA
use and consume in a Capitalist Society.

The Daily Cost-of-Living incorporates the Price
of the Advertising for everything that we Hear
and See for Free on the Radio and TV in the USA.

But that also includes the Donations by Corporate
Sponsers to NPR and PBS who also incorporate the
Cost of their Donations in to the Products and
Services; that we also buy as part of out daily
live.

~ RHF