Pandora's music streaming gets mobile with Sprint

Pandora's tumultuous penchant for locking out US-based listeners based on licensing messes (thanks, RIAA) has taken a back seat to its new over-the-air launch with Sprint. While AT&T customers have had MobiRadio for years, Sprint customers tired of streaming Sirius will have a new reason to use that wireless data for music, so if you've got an EV-DO handset, get that phone browser up and hit Pandora's site. What you'll get in return is a Java applet that gives you access to Pandora's streaming content catalog -- access is free for 30 days; past that is $3/month, naturally.

[(Unverified) Posted May 23rd 2007 1:40PM]

strange that you show it on an upstage, when it's not compatible yet. lol. thanks sprint, for making 6 models compatible.

[(Unverified) Posted May 23rd 2007 6:06PM]

How dumb

[(Unverified) Posted May 23rd 2007 10:19PM]

Well luckily my fusic is one of the few models it works with...I'm sure the Upstage wont be far behind... but so far im impressed at how well this works, just like the real Pandora..quality wise im in a 1x market and have yet to deal choppyness...finally i feature I'll use the h e doublehockeysticks out of!

[(Unverified) Posted May 24th 2007 1:17PM]

I wouldnt mind having one of these even if Pandora doesnt work on it yet.