Another name for Satellite by Cell Phone: Radio
Sirius will be providing programming for Sprint phones - and the cost will be wrapped up in a Sprint package, thus there will be no need to "subscribe to Satellite Radio" per se. This kind of deal reduces two big...
Radio on cell phones
San Jose Merc: HP, Infinity to offer radio on cell phones. Hewlett-Packard and Infinity Broadcasting will announce a deal today to bring a new service to the United States that lets consumers listen to local FM radio on their cell phone and get extra data about the broadcast delivered to their phones. The service, called Visual Radio, is a move to help radio broadcasters fight the competitive threat of satellite radio. ......
Audiovox Satellite Radio
Audiovox is just one of many well-known electronics manufacturers that have partnered with Sirius satellite radio. In addition to satellite radio receivers for Sirius, Audiovox makes CD players, cell phones, PDAs, and DVD players. Consumers typically pr...
Motorola unveils new music radio service
NEW YORK (AP) - Motorola Inc., after nearly a year of vague pronouncements, unveiled Tuesday an ambitious music radio service for cell phones that also plays over car and home stereos. Motorola iRadio, featuring 435 channels, would be sold by wireless service providers to their subscribers for between $7 and $10 per month - a few dollars cheaper than the satellite radio networks that would be among the phone-based service's immediate rivals.
Subscriber radio on cell phones
 This week’s CTIA show is proving to be something of a crystal ball for the future of radio. The big hot-ticket: Multimedia cell phones. From an article on USA Today: “AOL has a big booth at the CTIA show and is showing off technology to put its collection of more than 200 Internet radio stations onto phones. Download the application, and your cell phone is now a radio. [AOL] predicts AOL Radio will be on phones by midyear.”

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