XM Radio Mobile does what it says, but that doesn’t mean it’s worthwhile. Application. XM Radio Mobile powered by QuickPlay Media Running on BlackBerry Curve over Sprint Nextel’s EV-DO network.
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Editor’s Note: Welcome to our weekly feature, Yay or Nay. Every week we’ll review a new wireless application or service from the user’s point of view, with the goal of highlighting what works and what doesn’t. If you wish to submit your application or service for review, please contact us at rcrwebhelp@crain.com.
Application: XM Radio Mobile powered by QuickPlay Media Running on: BlackBerry Curve over Sprint Nextel’s EV-DO network Yay: Diverse choice of music channels. Easy-to-use interface. Nay: Streaming music is a killer on battery life. And the sound quality is sub-par. We say: XM Radio’s move in the mobile space provides several unique features that set it apart from dozens of similar offerings, but some hiccups prevent it from being worth the price of admission. |
VIDEO REVIEW: XM Radio Mobile does what it says, but that doesn’t mean it’s worthwhile
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