Really? Just do a google search on "smart phones" or something like
that. You'll find plenty.

Steve

Really? Just do a google search on "smart phones" or something like
that. You'll find plenty.

Steve

Do you really listen to music on your "smart phone"? And, if you do,
how does that materially differ from having a Sirius radio subscription?

Do you really listen to music on your "smart phone"? And, if you do,
how does that materially differ from having a Sirius radio
subscription?

It gives me access to everything on the internet, not just the
commercial crapola that's available through Sirius.

Steve

Do you really listen to music on your "smart phone"? And, if you do,
how does that materially differ from having a Sirius radio
subscription?

It gives me access to everything on the internet, not just the
commercial crapola that's available through Sirius.

But -- and I'm being serious now, I'm not arguing -- can you listen to
music over your phone in anything resembling hi-fi sound? Is it a
realistic medium for music? Unless something has changed drastically
lately, then it's not. You're critical of people that pay for the
Sirius service, because you consider it "commercial crapola," but your
solution requires the payment of a monthly fee, too, but it doesn't
allow you to enjoy music through it. What am I missing here?

What am I missing here?

You can listen to the sound via a speaker and I think it sounds just
fine. As for the monthly fee...well, (1) my employer pays for it and
(2) even if my employer didn't pay for it, it'd be a fee giving me
access not just to a body of music or whatever, but to the
internet---which, for good independent reasons, I need access to
anyway.

On 10 May 2005 13:12:21 -0700, wrote:

Do you really listen to music on your "smart phone"? And, if you do,
how does that materially differ from having a Sirius radio
subscription?

It gives me access to everything on the internet, not just the
commercial crapola that's available through Sirius.

Steve

Dude. You get a finite amount of bits beyond which you pay a per unit
fee.

Hmmm. It must be hard to go beyond that finite amount then. It's never
happened to me, despite heavy use.

Steve

On 11 May 2005 05:01:35 -0700, wrote:

Hmmm. It must be hard to go beyond that finite amount then. It's never
happened to me, despite heavy use.

Steve

Right.

wrote in message
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Hmmm. It must be hard to go beyond that finite amount then. It's never
happened to me, despite heavy use.

Steve


Of course you wouldn't know about it. You don't get th bill.

FDR wrote:
wrote in message
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Hmmm. It must be hard to go beyond that finite amount then. It's
never
happened to me, despite heavy use.

Steve


Of course you wouldn't know about it. You don't get th bill.

I don't get them, but I do see them periodically.