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Spodtronic - internet radio on your phone

  • 01-12-2007 12:17am
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    I'm currently trialling an application called Spodtronic, for O2. They gave me a shiney new Nokia N73, with this installed on it.

    It's pretty similar to the Internet Radios, but the Station choice isn't as varied.

    It's brilliant.

    You can listen live to about a hundred or more stations from all over the world. You can download podcasts too, and an excellent variety of live concerts.

    It does have some drawbacks too, but once they tweak them I think this application will be a must for all radio lovers.

    Er, this post looks a bit spammy I think, but I'm just telling people about it.


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  • #2
    mike65
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    Pah! ;)

    Mike.


  • #3
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    What's that thing?


  • #4
    bbability
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    You need to be on a good tarriff to use this piece of software. It can be exppensive piece of kit to run... I like Mike's version though.. it'll never let u down once theres a bit of sitcky tape holding it together:D


  • #5
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    I did a live internet chat thing with some of the people from Spodtronic and O2 this afternoon.

    They were hinting towards a flat monthly fee.

    I told them if they got the BBC Stations on board, then I'd definitley use it.


  • #6
    vinnielo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭vinnielo


    Something similar for Palm-based phones:
    http://www.kinoma.com/Player4
    The BBC National stations are on there, but there's currently no access to the BBC's local radio stations.


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