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Originally Posted by Young_breedent
Thanks!!!! I had no idea i could listen to my local stations through sprint radio. I don't get my main station  which is KTTB B96 which is all hip-hop but i can get KDWB which is okay. Whats nice is you can listen to radio stations from other states and there are wayyyyy better radio stations down south and on the west coast. This is bad ***. Thanks again |
Would you mind telling me how you program your local radio stations into your sprint music application for free ?
I ticks me off that other carriers give the FM Radio already in our phones to customers, yet sprint wants to charge us to listed to "their" channels.
they really should have allowed both. Sprint music and FM Radio. Our phone has the capability for FM Radio but it's locked. This would have been and excellent selling point just as Verizon's imagio has the FM Radio and a UHF or VHF TV reciever. Sprint needs to step up their game and give people what they want and stop letting projected revenue figures that they never reach drive their designs in the phones they put out.
Sure I can listen to internet streams, but thats not the same as channel surfing for a good tune to relax to while I pound out some code, on top of that if I even have a good Data signal. I would have never stayed with sprint if I knew the imagio's full verizon specs when I stayed with sprint and the TP2. Sprint is "OK" but GSM phones are all around better. They get the unlockers sooner, already a phone that works in most parts of the world, and coverage is good if you dont live out in the boonies, oh and FM Radio on all of them. All of their music outlets are there for one thing, $$. Not customer satisfaction. If I paid for an FM radio then I want an FM Radio sprint.
I would like to listen to Fm, contests on the air for free tickets, morning talk shows when I get into work too early, or accurate traffic reports when I make a decision on what time to leave the office.
So yeah at the time their phone was on top, not so much anymore.