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can i bookmark songs or anything interactive like that, like pandora or some of the other satellite devices let you do?

If someone will get enough use of the program to justify to themselves paying the price, it’s “worth” it to them. Eric … Fail. Sorry to burst your bubble … dude.

I don’t think they have one for Symbian as it is not listed on their website. You may want to check http://www.GeeksToolBox.com. They are the division that provides the WinMo apps.

I paid for the Sirius unit that goes in my car. I paid for installation. I pay my monthly subscription.

now I should pay every month to listen online and pay for the iPhone app on top of that?

no thanks.

Know thy stats, mr. Mike M

If you check the demographics, you will see that Howard attracts a thinking crowd. Beleive it or not. Blew me away! I thought I was a minority, but every engineer, astronaut and artist I know loves him as a guilty pleasure.

The silent majority is NOT a member of the Wack Pack.

Where can I fork my WHOPPING 13 bucks over to get this now.

I spent more on a crappy album that I threw away, and almost that for VERY bad movies.

I have Sirius and listen online all the time. More than worth the money to get what amounts to a portable player.

People have no perspective. They’ll spend 60 bucks on a video game that turns out to SUCK, but complain about 14 for something that never gets old… Ge’ez

http://forums.geekstoolbox.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=193&d=1233253624

Howard Gives thumbs up to StarPlayr

That would be billy Madison I’ll take the ten points now

1. Sirius opens up a international eCommerce website to sell online/internet only subscriptions.
2. Apple approves the app and puts StarPlayr on in ads worldwide to sell uSirius StarPlayr at the AppStore WorldWide.
3. Sirius sells 1.6 Million + subs per year, worldwide
4. Apple and NiceMac sells 1-2 Millions copies of StarPlayr per year, wordwide

A Triple Power Play. Sure thing for all three parties involved. Customers enjoy Sirius Radio anywhere. In the Gym, in the basement, in Turkey, Spain, UK, Germay, Switzerland, Australia, everywhere.

That all depends if the XM portion sticks around or not. They way SIRI is structured, it could bankrupt XM Radio where the majority of its debt lies and that would lighten the load up considerably. Sirius then broadcasts soley using Sirius’ Satellites and the shareholders of common stock would be able to keep their shares.

See Image on how Sirius and XM are structured: http://siriusbuzz.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/sirius-structure.gif

For Sirius to pay off its Sirius side debt due in 2009, of $249 million. All it would have to do is sell 1.6 Million internet only subs worldwide in 1 year.

http://www.twice.com/index.asp?layout=talkbackCommentsFull&talkbackheader_id=6582731&articleid=CA6633465

StarPlayr is projected to sell 1-2 million copies in 12 months.

That’s doable if XM goes away and still probably doable even if XM stays on with its other 20 million subs that it already has.

This will basically be like getting another radio for me, only now one that doesn’t need a view of the sky. And for only $13 it’s a cheap radio too. BA-BA-BOOIE BA-BA-BOOIE! I have already had a life-time subscription for 2 years so it’s starting to pay for itself.

A triple play.

SIRI closed at 7 cents today.

Starplayr is pennies on the dollar. It’s a great value and it is less expensive that buying a radio and paying the activation and monthly service charge for the radio.

Get starplayr + Sirius XM online only for just 46.6 cents a day.

Now all Sirius has to do is sell online Internet only subs worldwide and in a year, it. Oils wipe out its entire debt just on selling international Internet subs.

Cheaper than a pack a gum.

$1.083 a month or .036 a day

Subscription costs: online only sub will cost $12.95 a month or 0.43 a day

Both starplayr and the app Will cost online only users just 44 cents a day.

That is cheaper than a cheap cup of coffee and way cheaper than starbucks.

This site and its comments are for the discussion of iPhone related news and views. Don’t disrespect our hospitality and yourselves with petty personal bickering. Stick to the story, not each other.

If you’re old enough to use a computer, you’re old enough to post as civilized people.

For people who love their sirius this app is certainly cheaper than a stiletto.

But you can use your iTunes gift card if you have one. I have some to burn from christmas still and plan on buying this with it. Free StarPlayer! ITMS Gift Card baby. can’t wait. Apple approve this darn thing already.

Yeah.. and people did not think people would buy the iPhone for $600 dollars and then pay for the cell phone service and data plan. Boy were they ever wrong

nope, soemhow i dont think it is a no brainer:) i cant agree to pay for a radio app, however good, and then pay for a sub. remember, i can carry my iphone anywhere i go and there are a no. of free radio apps available anyways. with the app+sub money i would rather buy a juice pack and extend my battery time, music for longer! but its ok, there are people who need this and are ready to pay, good for them!

let them release it on their own

as i said about 30 posts ago … talk radio such as Howard and Opie & Anthony is on it and I can listen to them on the treadmill ….

IT IS YOU WHO SHOULD ” CHECK YOUR FACTS FIRST” OLE BUDDY

So what are you waiting for guys? Call in now!

Come on people, nobody is forcing you to buy this application. The people at nicemac are first to market on this, $12.99 is nothing to pay for a portable version of Sirius/XM.