Slacker seems to have had their answer to the AT&T’s bandwidth on the iPhone ready and ready to go. The latest version of Slacker Radio for the iPhone now supports caching stations for later playback. This will allow you to bulk up on your favorite slacker stations and listen to the in the car, on a jog or anywhere else you might not want to use 3G. It also is a boost to iPod touch users. This begs the question that unless your really want to own a song do you need anything but Slacker? Find the latest Slacker 2.0 in the iTunes store.
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From the Manufacturer From the Manufacturer Squeezebox Boom puts endless music from every corner of the globe at your fingertipsIf you love digital music, but wish it could be as simple as just turning on the radio, Logitech Squeezebox Boom lets you listen to Internet radio, music services and even your own music files. Just turn it on, pick the station, the artist, the podcast or the playlist and go. It’s a player that’s easy to use, easy to play anywhere in your house. With (more…)
Choose between more than 11,000 radio stations worldwide via built-in vTuner with no monthly cost Compatible with universal Plug-n-Play audio servers such as: Microsoft Media Player 11 (WMP11), Microsoft Media Connect, MusicMatch Jukebox Wireless access WIFI 802.11 b and g, Ethernet and USB 2.0 (host only) connectivity Access music fi les (MP3, WMA, WAV) stored on a USB 2.0 flash drive, MP3 player or Hard drive through the unit¿s USB port Alarm clock function with 2 programmabl (more…)
With Grace Wireless Internet Radio you can listen to over 15,000+ radio stations, 20,000+ on-demand radio programs, and over 35,000 podcasts from around the world.
From the Manufacturer Listen to Thousands of Free Internet Radio Stations with the Ira Internet Radio Adapter Do you have wireless Internet? Do you want to get free music, sports and news from around the world? Are you tired of puzzling terminology and confusing features? Meet Ira, the Myine Electronics IR001 Internet Radio Adapter that automatically connects to any wireless Internet network in about 3 minutes–all without the need for a computer. Just take it out of the box, plu (more…) 
Grooveshark is quickly becoming my favorite way to listen to music. You type in a song or artist and it plays them You can set play lists see like artists. It really rocks. www.groveshark.com 
The Sony Dash Internet Alarm Clock. I want one of these. Representing the biggest leap forward in alarm clock history. It's an Internet alarm clock for those who are addicted to Facebook (you know who you are) or Internet Radio, or the weather. Heck, get an online email account and you don't even have to get out of bed when it goes off in the morning. It's based on the Chumby which is one of my favorite gadgets but with twice the screen. Of course at $199 it is a bit pricey but that will come down fast enough.
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Grooveshark, the online music service that let’s you type in a song, artist or album and instantly hear the music is going mobile. If you have a Palmpre or Blackberry (sorry Storm owners, won’t work here) you can get Grooveshark Mobile music service for just $3 a month. For those of you moaning that it’s not free it is still $10 cheaper than satellite. Compared to Pandora and Slacker which give you pre-programed streaming music and also have mobile versions, the big difference is that Grooveshark let’s you choose the songs directly. Technorati Tags:
Will AT&T's new Pricing Kill Slack & Pandora on the iPhone?
Will Slacker & Pandora users be hurt by the new plans?
If by one estimate Slacker and Pandora use about 50MB per hour of transmission, then the $15 plan would blow through your allotment in 4 hours of 3G listening. The 2GB plan would give you would give you about 40 hours of listening via 3G. Not bad unless you spend a LOT of time listening in your car where you can’t get wifi access.
9 Hours a Week.
Allowing 4 hours for data, email and other online activities, can you live with just 9 hours a week of turly mobile Internet Radio?