Originally Posted by sndtubes (Post 1505699)

Think before I speak? You don't need to insult people, sir.

Just because Kinoma play doesn't work for you because you are in an area with lousy coverage doesn't mean that this solution won't work for many people. Don't get me wrong I WANT THE FM RADIO. I'M P.O'D THAT IT DOESN'T HAVE IT. But wishing and throwing a fit isn't going to get you a radio in a device that DOESN'T HAVE IT. Other carriers have included the radio in their handsets. If you want an FM radio in your phone that bad, then change carriers and get one with a radio. Geez. Sprint isn't going to change for you or me.

The Kinoma Play is a viable solution for many people. Your solution of throwing a fit and insulting people isn't going to help anyone listen to the radio on their Touch Pro 2.

If you've ever tried to listen to a radio that uses the headphones for an antenna, you would know that unless you're right next to the transmitter tower, you will have fading and drop outs as you move around.

Yes, it costs money. Not all that much for what it does and well worth it in my opinion. If you don't want to pay for it, there are less elegant streaming software solutions that are free.

Originally Posted by future320 (Post 1685380)

I Ilike FM Radio

Originally Posted by BacardiGuy (Post 1747264)

I found the radio fix yesterday. A leprechaun riding a unicorn handed it to me wrapped in the leftover cloth from the emperor's new clothes.

Originally Posted by BacardiGuy (Post 1747270)

almost forgot, he also had a working bluetooth stack that enabled the $400 worth of bluetooth peripherals that were gathering pixie dust in the corner of my office