WunderRadio Does Android - LIVE

[wunderradio]

Hi everyone - we just wanted to let you all know (because a few of you have been asking) that WunderRadio went live in the Android Market this morning. We hope you enjoy - please feel free to give us your feedback......

 

[prometheus]

Cool, I'll check it out, thanks

 

[prometheus]

holy crap! $7!!! Maybe I won't be checking it out.

 

[Chillout80s]

There's no free trial version atleast? OUCH!!

 

[Tower72]

Well crap..I purchased this for my iPhone but sold my iPhone...No way im paying another 6.99 since im not even using the iPhone one anymore

 

[drdrewdown]

$7 to listen to music.. pretty sure there are several other apps with similar features. good luck tho!

 

[darrylb1]

i bet this will catch on soon.
seven bucks gets just 7 songs on itunes, so why not go or it? i'm evaluating a few radio apps. if the others don't cut it, i'll use wunderradio

 

[chuckz28]

Good luck with that. With so many free options out there as well as streaming via the net, I don't see you getting as many customers as you could could by lowering the price a bit. You have to be able to compete.

 

[Cory Streater]

I absolutely loved this app on WM. Thanks wunderradio for letting us know that it's finally out. I check your website about once a month to see if you've released an Android version yet.

 

[darrylb1]

i went to the website. wunderradio is really cool looking. the other free ones don't have as many features and don't look as slick. how about a free trial before buy?

 

[credo]

I bought yesterday and t is worth it. It will search for available stations using the GPS or you can manually search/enter. The were no connection problems either. It is like taking the best of all the free ones and putting it in to one.

 

[Cory Streater]

i went to the website. wunderradio is really cool looking. the other free ones don't have as many features and don't look as slick. how about a free trial before buy?

I realize it may not seem like much of a trial, but you can return any app you do not like within 24 hours of purchase. I do agree though, a 15 day trial, like the one they offer for WM would be nice.

 

[ArkAngel06]

I had this on my iPhone...While it probably is the best radio app I have tried, I cant justify spending $7 on it again.

 

[MikeBinOK]

For those of you who have the EVO (or other devices from Sprint, for that matter) check out the Sprint Radio service that Sprint automatically includes in that high-falutin' service plan you were required to buy for a smart phone. Look for it under Sprint TV.

Between that and Pandora, I can't justify this as a paid app, unfortunately.

 

[Gekko]

i like -

http://radiotime.com/apps/android.aspx

 

[Cory Streater]

I was about to purchase this, but there are a few too many reports of force closes in the comments section. I think I'll let them iron the bugs out a bit before I spend money on it. I still think from a feature standpoint WunderRadio was the best app I ever tried on previous devices, and was worth the cost, but like I said, I'll wait for another release to come out first.

 

[Paladin]

I just bought Radio Time. RadioTime - Android app on AppBrain

I had this on my Pre and it is the best I have found. It also has a web interface that you can log into to set your presets, listen from there etc..then it syncs up to it.

It is $3. It streams everything except Clear Channel stations. For those I use the free I heart radio app.
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.clearchannel.iheartradio.controller

Between those two I can stream most anything.

 

[Gekko]

you could also try -

Welcome | Yourmuze.FM

 

[darrylb1]

i went with wunder radio.
wunderradio is head and shoulders above any of the others that i looked at. really. wunderradio is just very good and it is easy. android needs easy. wunderradio is truly worth the money.

i will continue to purchase good android apps so that we can continue to have them

 

[DevilInPgh]

For those of you who have the EVO (or other devices from Sprint, for that matter) check out the Sprint Radio service that Sprint automatically includes in that high-falutin' service plan you were required to buy for a smart phone. Look for it under Sprint TV.

Between that and Pandora, I can't justify this as a paid app, unfortunately.

Wi-Fi streaming >>>> forced 3G from Sprint (10% per hour vs. 20% per hour, unless Sprint Radio somehow uses less power than iHeartRadio over 3G). Also, the station to which I listen for Duke games isn't on Sprint Radio. Paying $7 once is well worth it for me. Only thing, though, is how Wunderradio compares to the less expensive RadioTime app. Does Wunderradio allow syncing to my RadioTime.com presets? I don't believe the Blackberry version did. Also, what stations are on Wunderradio that aren't on RadioTime? Does Wunderradio use an additional streaming database? I guess I can try it out and return it if I don't like it as much as RadioTime.