Dizzler on the TP?????
 

Hey does anyone know the best way to lestien to dizzler on the touch pro?? It says that windows mobile phones are not compatible.. hummmm it would be cool if there was a program that I could just run kinda like pandora! Oh also does anyone know the best version of pandora to run on the tp? Thanks!

Re: Dizzler on the TP?????
 

i'm not sure what dizzler is, but if there is a browser/flash based player on their website, you can use skyfire to listen. Skyfire is a browser that can support flash, and so far is the only one that can.

does pandora support VGA screens yet?

Re: Dizzler on the TP?????
 

here you go.www.pandora.com.

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pandora works but its not in VGA form yet so the buttons are kinda hard to use.

Re: Dizzler on the TP?????
 

dizzler is a free music :) that you just stream and you can pick your artist or song title and lestien to whatever you want :)

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k i just googled it do this goto google type in dizzler for windows mobile and it will give you the download page for pocketpc on soft32.com

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so, basically its a different version or pandora?

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last fm > pandora.
nuff said

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How's the last.fm program for WM?

Re: Dizzler on the TP?????
 

It's not near as purdy.
But I guess they're working on one now.
They did have a note on their website that they couldn't create a WM app due to legalities. But someone said they read at last.fm that they were in the middle or working with microsoft about it.
It like it ALOT better though.
Alot less repeats of songs, and tons of other better things.
The only one I've used is the .net version,
so it's not pretty by any means, but it does the job till someone makes a better one.
The only thing that kinda irritates me is that you have to start a data connection before starting the program, but it's not that bad really.
I plan on writing a mortscript one of these days that will do that for you,
then open the app, then close the data connection when you exit the program. But that's when I play around with mortscript in the future.