I Heart Radio app coming to Windows Mobile?

[Syph3r]

This morning on Lex and Terry, they mentioned that soon they will have apps for listening to their show on all of the major mobile platforms!

The only way I know that you can listen to them is on the I heart radio app that is avalible on android, blackberrys and the iPhone.

I would assume they are talking about Windows Mobile and webOS?

Did anyone else hear this?

[one80oneday]

i hope it does or these radio stations at least let us stream over windows media player like the old days

[MetalHd]

I just use http://www.thestreamcenter.com/pda

allows for good wm streaming.

[digiblur]

Lex and Terry LOL... not saying anything more but them getting taken off of the station located where they are, speaks volume for itself.

[bkrodgers]

Originally Posted by Syph3r

This morning on Lex and Terry, they mentioned that soon they will have apps for listening to their show on all of the major mobile platforms!

The only way I know that you can listen to them is on the I heart radio app that is avalible on android, blackberrys and the iPhone.

I would assume they are talking about Windows Mobile and webOS?

Did anyone else hear this?

These days, I'm questioning more and more whether people are including WM when they say "all the major mobile platforms." But it'd be cool if it's true.

[lifeuw19]

I work for Clear Channel (owners of iheartradio). I have said how important it is to get WM. But it doesn't appear as if they're moving in that direction. At least that was the last I heard in regards. Maybe things had changed, but it didn't appear so.

Plus... they have moved all of their streaming players to flash. They will probably keep the old players up for another 6 months or so. But... it will be flash moving forward.

[sndtubes]

Kinoma does it all. The media guide has listings for pratically all USA radio stations and many more all over the world. There is a Clear Channel category which lists all of the Clear Channel Stations. Also a tuned.mobi category which basically lists everything on thestreamcenter.com It's well worth the money. I use it every day. I even cancelled Satellite Radio. In addition it's a full media player which will play music and videos stored on your video card. It can also play streaming video. It also has a facebook app, twitter app, etc., etc. To be objective, however, the video player lacks the accelleration that Coreplayer has, so I don't use it for video much. Coreplayer is much better for that. IMO this is the app no windows mobile phone should be without. It really makes the phone a multipurpose device. I don't even care anymore that the FM radio isn't available on my Sprint Touch Pro 2. (although someone yelled at me about that in another thread).

[Charles@Kinoma]

Originally Posted by lifeuw19

I work for Clear Channel (owners of iheartradio). I have said how important it is to get WM. But it doesn't appear as if they're moving in that direction.

We worked with Clear Channel to get their excellent stations into Kinoma Play, so it's a great choice if you want iheartradio on Windows Mobile.

-- Charles Wiltgen

[lifeuw19]

Originally Posted by Charles@Kinoma

We worked with Clear Channel to get their excellent stations into Kinoma Play, so it's a great choice if you want iheartradio on Windows Mobile.

-- Charles Wiltgen

Why would I pay for it through you guys, when BB, Iphone, and Android users ALL have it for free? No thanks... not paying for it. I have a saying, "If it ain't free... it ain't me!"

[nasa1303]

dude, i want iheart radio on my touch pro2. i listen to a certain morning show here and they have their own station that loops the show all day in case you missed some of it. and that is usually the only channel i listen to on iheart. you can't get them on the windows radio programs. i used the android on my touch pro1 when i wanted to listen to them but they don't have data yet for the cdma tp2.