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The popular BlackBerry internet radio client, Pandora Radio, has been updated to version 1.1.2 and now works on the BlackBerry Storm and BlackBerry Storm2.
The version on BlackBerry App World hasn’t been updated with the new release, so, if you want to check it out, head over to www.pandora.com directly from your Storm or Storm2 BlackBerry Browser.
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As many of you may already know, AOL Radio, powered by CBS Radio, is one of the more popular internet radio services available and they have recently released AOL Radio for BlackBerry to join the likes of Slacker, Pandora, iHeartRadio and others with their own BlackBerry internet radio client.
Blackberry Bold owners can now take everything they love about AOL Radio with them on the go, including all 250+ AOL Radio stations and 150+ CBS Radio local and HD stations. Additional features include the ability to bookmark your favorite stations, find out what you’ve recently listened to, automatically find which local CBS Radio stations are in your area (via GPS) and even song skipping.
AOL Radio for BlackBerry is currently only available on the BlackBerry Bold although I would assume versions for other BlackBerry devices are in the works. AOL Radio for BlackBerry is a free download and you get it it from BlackBerry App World via the the following link.
AOL Radio for BlackBerry: http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/3484
[Via AOL Radio Blog]
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A new release of Slacker for BlackBerry, version 2.0.12 for the BlackBerry Storm, was released this evening. and includes the following features:
Slacker for BlackBerry is a free BlackBerry download and you can get by point your device to http://www.slacker.com.
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You read the title correctly… Slacker, you know, the company that makes the really cool internet radio app for the BlackBerry, is offering free BlackBerry Curve 83xx devices on all 4 major U.S. carriers. What is better more is that, less signing up to a new 2-year activation with whichever carrier you decide to go with, there are no strings attached.
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We just heard that there is a beta of FlyCast 2, a streaming internet radio client for the BlackBerry, available for download.
Features include:
Although station caching is available to all in the beta, this may become a premium feature once FlyCast 2 is released.
You can download FlyCast 2 Beta OTA to your BlackBerry device at www.flycast.fm/betabby.
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A new mobile version of Slacker Personal Radio for the BlackBerry has been released. Version 2.0.2 offers faster song skips, faster streaming, and generally improved performance.
You can get Slacker v2.0.2 by pointing your BlackBerry Browser over to slacker.com or get more information at http://www.slacker.com/mobile/blackberry.
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Although not yet reflected on their web page, Pandora for BlackBerry Storm is now available according to Pandora’s official Twitter feed.
I personally haven’t had a chance to try it out yet, however, if you want to give it a go for yourself you can get it on App World, or, point your BlackBerry Broswer to www.pandora.com and download it OTA directly to your device.
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For those of you that have been waiting for the official release, iHeartRadio is now available for the BlackBerry Storm. We aren’t sure what all has changed since the beta was released last week, however, it appears to work very well and arguably is the best looking of all the free BlackBerry internet radio clients.
Get iHeartRadio for your BlackBerry Storm here.
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Have you noticed all of the BlackBerry internet radio applications that have come out over the passed few months? There are a boat load of them out there. They all do the same thing, play music on your BlackBerry via the internet, although some do it in different ways.
Do you need to install all of the BlackBerry internet radio clients on your device? Probably not, but, how do you know which ones work the best? I’ve got my favorites, however, I figured that this would be a good time to through up a poll.
What is the best free BlackBerry Internet Radio Client?
Here is a list of apps that we could think of off the top of our heads: Slacker, FlyCast, Nobex, iHeartRadio, and Pandora. I know that there are others so if you think of one, leave us a comment and I will add it to the poll located after the jump.
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