Sprint has launched ‘Music Choice Today,’ a radio-like audio streaming service for the Sprint multimedia phone(s). For $6, customers can subscribe to the service, which offers a variety of genres (you might call them ‘stations’) for streaming pop songs to your earpiece. Unfortunately, the service is only available for a single phone at the moment, the Sanyo MM-7400. If the service proves to be popular, I’m sure Sprint will release more phones that support it—or they could just release phones with FM tuners and customers could listen to as much music as they wanted for free.
https://gizmodo.com/sanyo-mm7400-on-sprint-pcs-25558
New Service Puts Audio Channels on Cell Phones [Reuters via Orbitcast]
