No, not yet. That's the only one I'm holding out hope for tho.

AT&T's lawyers probably love stuff like this, puts food on the table.

And I guess it's cheaper for AT&T to keep paying the lawyers than it is for them to build some more 3G towers...sigh.

I would have laughed, but then I remembered I'm older than 12.

Exactly what I thought Paul Miller would look like. That may be the beer talking, but I doubt it.

@xiyl, I'm giving you a +1 for saying shit to someone from Provo, haha

Maybe not, but I'll still take it. The one radio station I do listen to in the morning has an app, but trying to listen over 3g can be fairly frustrating on my walk to school. This would be a nice addition.

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Just enabled it on my jailbroken phone running 3.0. Seems to work fine.

@uberfu: you get the prize for nerdiest thing I've heard all week.

@ynn: You're right, when I'm running, I should be concerned about music quality, not safety. With in-ear buds (the only kind that stay in my ears while running), I shouldn't be concerned that I can't hear anything whether or not the volume's low. By god, next time my neighbors' Doberman comes charging me, I think i'll just lay down and let it chew on me for a while. So long as I have the ability to appreciate music quality, who cares?

@Kurian: I may be indifferent, and an SOB, but I sir cannot appreciate art....wait, what was the question?