XM for 650

[reusable]

Man, all of a sudden I feel obsolete. My TREO 650 has turned into a valuable asset for running my business and personal life. But, as an XM subscriber, I feel left out. When are they going to introduce a player that can run on a Palm based platform? A Windows version is out there for the 700 users...what about us?:mad:

[Christopher463]

Originally Posted by reusable

Man, all of a sudden I feel obsolete. My TREO 650 has turned into a valuable asset for running my business and personal life. But, as an XM subscriber, I feel left out. When are they going to introduce a player that can run on a Palm based platform? A Windows version is out there for the 700 users...what about us?:mad:

Internet on the 700 is much faster than on the 650, don't forget that.

[chris]

I think it's a matter of time before a Palm OS developer takes this on. With the impending release of a Palm device that's EV-DO compatible, this will be a perfect app.

Using XM on the 700w is fantastic. No lag time or buffering issues with EV-DO. Plus, no added device fees. I'm thinking about the Altec Lansing stereo and using the 700w to stream XM - beats getting another XM unit and paying the monthly fee.

-Chris

[J Teezy]

I would rather have the Sirius. Can't go without my daily dose of Howard Stern in the morning and Bubba the Love Sponge at night

[tj8212]

Originally Posted by chris

I'm thinking about the Altec Lansing stereo and using the 700w to stream XM - beats getting another XM unit and paying the monthly fee.

-Chris

Thats a good idea. I just might try that

[reusable]

Originally Posted by Christopher463

Internet on the 700 is much faster than on the 650, don't forget that.

I don't experience any problems on my Alltel network with pTunes, so I assume that I can pick up other streaming feeds.