Is FM radio possible?

[Guest SOCCERSTRIKER]

Is there any way to get FM radio on my BlakJack II?

Without paying for it?

[Guest awarner (MVP)]

You can not get FM radio on your device as it does not have an FM receiver.

As for paying for it? this would still not be possible unless you are referring to streaming your radio over GPRS?

[Guest xldaoul]

You can not get FM radio on your device as it does not have an FM receiver.

As for paying for it? this would still not be possible unless you are referring to streaming your radio over GPRS?

Up on this, i would like to know a method to stream radio using GPRS ?

[Guest jeffglenellen]

if you get the Skyfire browser you can go to any site and listen to music,radio,watch movies,shows,etc. because Skyfire is the only browser that has Flash capabilities.It took me about 5 weeks to receive my invite,but let me tell you it is one sweet browser,blows every other browser away(including the iPhone) :D

[Guest Confucious]

if you get the Skyfire browser you can go to any site and listen to music,radio,watch movies,shows,etc. because Skyfire is the only browser that has Flash capabilities.It took me about 5 weeks to receive my invite,but let me tell you it is one sweet browser,blows every other browser away(including the iPhone) :D

Be nice if they'd actually let us try it here in the UK....

[Guest mpxkiller]

Is there any way to get FM radio on my BlakJack II?

Without paying for it?

Try this. Point the browser to http://www.thestreamcenter.com/pda/

Punch in your favorite station calll letters (KTCK The Ticket is my local fav)

and listen to your hearts content. You can stream any radio station in the country!

Also, since you can point the sound to your bluetooth, you can listen to sporting events

on your regular bluetooth (Jawbone II) or music on a stereo bluetooth (not really good for music).

Not perfect, but better than nothing.

Killer

[Guest williamFromchina]

Up on this, i would like to know a method to stream radio using GPRS ?

Resco Radio,just try.

[Guest oaacdi]

I get a 403 Forbidden message when trying to browse to it.

Try this. Point the browser to http://www.thestreamcenter.com/pda/

Punch in your favorite station calll letters (KTCK The Ticket is my local fav)

and listen to your hearts content. You can stream any radio station in the country!

Also, since you can point the sound to your bluetooth, you can listen to sporting events

on your regular bluetooth (Jawbone II) or music on a stereo bluetooth (not really good for music).

Not perfect, but better than nothing.

Killer

[Guest Confucious]

I get a 403 Forbidden message when trying to browse to it.

Try tuned.mobi which links to the same page but also others throughout the world.

[Guest leoquinn2001]

Be nice if they'd actually let us try it here in the UK....

Skyfire is now available for use in the UK. Released a few days ago

....Downloads are now supported

[Guest Nottach]

Check out my topic on Pandora in which I've attached a Pandora.com cab.

Pandora.com is definitely the best internet radio out since you basically make your own playlist.

http://www.modaco.com/content/i617-i617-mo...internet-radio/

[Guest Confucious]

I'd forgotten about Pandora - it was very good until it was blocked in the UK. Recommended if you're in the US!