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http://www.htcradio.com/ http://www.pdatuner.com/

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Note that all of the TheStreamCenter's stations are available in Kinoma Play and FreePlay (download via the link in my signature) as well, using their TUNED.mobi mobile branding.

There are some great benefits to using Kinoma Play or FreePlay.

• Along with U.S. stations, you get stations in Australia, Canada, Ireland, and the U.K.
• A fast, fluid UI that works beautifully on both touch and non-touch devices
• Use the same app to find thousands more great streams via SHOUTcast, Live365, and more

TUNED.mobi is available in Guide > Radio > TUNED.mobi.

-- Charles Wiltgen

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+1 for mr.kinoma.

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Wanted add support Kinoma. I like it, I just wish it was smaller and loaded faster.

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Thanks to this thread I tried Kinoma Freeplay. Awesome app and tons of stations. Buffers super fast, very finger friendly and intuitive UI, and full rotation support using accelerometer. Works great in my car!

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Kinoma Freeplay.

I went to the site, but I can't find a good description of what it does, actually. Is it similar to Last.fm or Pandora where you create your own "stations" using genres or artists, or is it a program that lets you tune into radio stations that broadcast over the net?

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It's a massive assortment of features built into a single finger friendly app. It has tons of radio stations from various providers like shoutcast or live365. It doesn't just do radio though. It also has orb support, picasa, flicr, youtube. Its free, so just download it and explore for yourself.

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hey thanks. i'm new here also.:thumbleft:

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Pandora for treo pro

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I swear by Resco Radio. It comes pre-loaded with plenty of stations, you can add your own (which I have done plenty of), and you can record as well. I have Conduits PocketPlayer (good for podcasts), Kinoma Play (chock full of awesome things), and WunderRadio (good of local stations that choose to broadcast their local stations over the internet as well). Trust me, when it comes to internet radio, Resco is the way to go. Finger friendly and the today screen plugin is actually really good.