mp3 player was stolen
 

basically my mp3 player was stolen from my car so i bought a FM modulator that works with my verizon touch pro 2.

what kind of options do i have for getting music to my phone? would it be too laggy to stream music from the internet while i'm driving? i guess i could just put music on a memory card (the biggest i have is 4gb though).

any tips or links would be greatly appreciated.

Re: mp3 player was stolen
 

If you go to www.slacker.com on your phones browser you can download the latest version of it. Create an account and away you go. It's free btw and sound quality is pretty good.

Re: mp3 player was stolen
 

i stream it all the time, it all depends on how your signal is of coarse. 4gb is plenty i have a 2gb and have over 150 songs on it

Re: mp3 player was stolen
 

Yeah slacker is the way to go on windows mobile... thats one thing i miss from using android.. last.fm..

I use my tp2 in my car daily.. mostly mp3s on my 16 gig card.. using s2p.. etc.. or coreplayer at the office.. etc..

Re: mp3 player was stolen
 

its only free for like 2 or 3 weeks =(

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What do you mean? Are they going to start charging us for it in 2 or 3 weeks?

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Not true. There is a free version. I've been using it for months.

Re: mp3 player was stolen
 

There are MANY streaming radio "stations" available on the web. Various media players including the stock WMP on your device can access them for free. Also, as previously suggested, using your SD card you can store alot of music/audio-books, etc.

Just Google a station/genre, then type in the url into your preferred media player and listen!

Slacker Radio Plus is the non-free version...

Go to m.slacker.com
select 800 x 480 WM device
Register for free Basic account

Re: mp3 player was stolen
 

maybe cause i got mine from opnmarket... is the cab in official favorite roms the free version?

Re: mp3 player was stolen
 

Go to m.slacker.com
select 800 x 480 WM device
Register for free Basic account

I just did this. Not overly impressed by their standard selection, but I see where you can add your own stations...