AT&T XM Sat radio for Sprint Touch Pro?

[aceracer24]

I tried doing a search and came up blank. While I was looking at the AT&T Fuze I noticed it's advertised as having XM Sat radio. I am assuming it's a small application and wondered if there might be a way of dumping that app and installing it to a Sprint Touch Pro. I am aware of C-ApiSRO program and that does work. Using it now actually. But since the Fuze has a program designed already, I was just wanting to see if it was possible to use it as an alternative.

[aceracer24]

Wow, no words of wisdom or suggestions? Odd....

[johnwashere3]

Id like to know about this too...

[deadwrong03]

id like to know about this as well does the att version convert the xm signal so that its doesnt eat up alot of data?

[rmel77]

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=26310

[Compusmurf]

The ATT one is a demo, it has limited channels. Not impressed, removed it immediately. Get another program and no, NONE of them use the actual SAT, it's the XM streaming service.

[darren.wlsn1]

post#2 of this link is for sirius, if anyone would like that. http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=14678

[aceracer24]

Thanks for the feedback. Was already using one of those that had been linked and was aware of the other one. I am rather surprised there have been none other. With all the talk of FM radio which is by far "ancient" and sat radio being more modern, I really expected to find more sat radio applications. Even if it is only streaming online content versus actual sat streams.

[jimd144]

Originally Posted by Compusmurf

The ATT one is a demo, it has limited channels. Not impressed, removed it immediately. Get another program and no, NONE of them use the actual SAT, it's the XM streaming service.

There would be no way to use the satellite as you have no satellite receiver in the phones.