Slacker Radio officially arrives in Canada, when is Pandora coming?
Slacker Radio is now available in Canada and can be used on your BlackBerry or Android devices, iPhone is coming soon too! The first 30 days are free but after that if you want to continue you can upgrade to a $3.99 USD per month plan. Slacker lets you create your own music station, or listen to over 60 different genres.
Slacker Radio Plus:
- Cache stations to BlackBerry and Android smartphones; soon on iPhone/iPod touch
- Enjoy Slacker music even without a wireless network on select mobile applications
- Unlimited song skipping
- Ad-free listening
- Complete song lyrics*
- Create custom stations based on artists or songs
- Unlimited song requests for creating perfect custom stations
- High-quality stereo playback
- Over 60 professionally programmed genre stations
- Fine tune stations on-the-fly to play more of the music you like
- View artist biographies and photos
- View album art and reviews
- “Peek Ahead” artist and album preview
- Pause and skip songs
- Rate songs as favorites
- Ban the songs and artists you don’t like
- Downloadable “mini” player for your PC
Jonathan Sasse, senior vice president of marketing at Slacker said “Turning Canada on to personal radio has been some time in the making, and we are proud to unveil our Canadian Slacker Radio experience. Whether it’s from the web or a smartphone, Slacker takes the work out of listening to your favorite music wherever you want.”
Now that Slacker is here… when is Pandora coming?
Check it out here at Slacker
Via: CrackBerry
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I haven’t used Slacker, but will give it a try; at least on the free trial. I’m not keen on the idea of paying a monthly fee.
I’ve been using Pandora for years. I also have it installed on my BlackBerry. Not sure if it was a glitch or what, but I was able to d/l and use it on BlackBerry with no problem. Pandora is awesome… and free!
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