Well, I tested out the ability to use the XM Satellite Online feature on my Treo 650, but it requires a desktop browser to run the internet interface so it won’t work for now. However, I did some research in the TreoCentral forums and I could connect my XM radio to my home computer and then setup a ShoutCast server with the XM radio and listen that way. The problem there is that I could only listen to one channel and I would have to leave my MyFi at home tied to my computer. I will carry my MyFi and my Treo 650 for now since that gives me the most flexibility. I found the prank call comedy channel on ShoutCast and that is pretty funny stuff. TreoBits has a great mobile device formatted page that links to ShoutCast stations that are compatible with the Treo 650 (you need the lower bandwidth stations to avoid buffering and delays).
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#1 by Anonymous on March 10, 2005 - 14:12
If you have a WiFi device – that x50V of yours will do nicely – you can listen to UK digital radio. BBC Radio 4 is the “serious” discussion channel – but they also do the funniest shows, 18:30-19:00 weekdays GMT – and BBC Radio 7 is drama/comedy.
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#2 by Sarah Squared on March 13, 2005 - 14:06
…yes a WiFi device… but not a WiFi tungsten C palm pilot???
it can’t be capable of that, can it??
#3 by Anonymous on March 14, 2005 - 15:54
Possibly… I forgot to post the weblink!! The site is http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/pda/
I’ve got a desk digital radio but when I’m in the garden, or tucked up in bed, the Dell does a good job. Will it work with the T|C? Only 1 way to find out!
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