R.I.P KMEL/KYLD/KBMB/KSFM
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On your iphone use your internet browser and go to www.sactownradio.com, tap on the itunes tuner link..DONE!!!
Well now you've got choices Coop! Also internet radio is FREE.
Well now you've got choices Coop! Also internet radio is FREE.
goto www.shoutcast.com download there FREE radio station app then search for us - dznutts radio
ALSO find us on ITUNES under rap/hiphop genre - dznutts radio
....for now
ALSO find us on ITUNES under rap/hiphop genre - dznutts radio
....for now
Come on Ghost the official radio station of siccness.net...what you think we play polka music?
Give it another year or two...you wont feel mislead
Hella Numb thank you for always taking the time to post such encouraging words...you dont like the genre of music we play? do you work for clear channel or what?
its no shortage of quality music on sactownradio you'll wanna slap that loud and in high quality
Give it another year or two...you wont feel mislead
Hella Numb thank you for always taking the time to post such encouraging words...you dont like the genre of music we play? do you work for clear channel or what?
its no shortage of quality music on sactownradio you'll wanna slap that loud and in high quality
the official "iphone app" is in the works but www.sactownradio.com works seemlessly on iphones just use your internet browser and click the itunes tuner link. no need for 3rd party software downloads
more good stuff!
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Palm unveils phones that create Wi-Fi hotspotsBy Brandon Griggs, CNN
January 7, 2010 5:24 p.m. EST
The upgraded Pre and Pixi smartphones have an app that creates a personal Wi-Fi cloud.STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Palm announced upgraded versions of its Pre and Pixi smartphones
Phones add video recording, capability to create 3G hotspots for mobile devices
Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus will go on sale January 25
The phones will run exclusively on Verizon wireless network, a switch from Sprint
RELATED TOPICS
Palm Pilot
Mobile
(CNN) -- Palm on Thursday announced upgraded versions of its Pre and Pixi smartphones that add video recording and the capability to create 3G mobile hotspots for laptops and other mobile devices.
The Pre Plus and its cousin, the thinner Pixi Plus, will go on sale January 25 and will be available only on Verizon's wireless network. That's a blow to Sprint, which currently is the exclusive U.S. carrier for Palm's phones.
Prices of the phones were not announced during Palm's press event here at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show.
The phones' most significant new feature may their new mobile hotspot, an app that runs on Palm's webOS operating system and that can be downloaded -- as part of a Verizon data plan -- beginning January 25 from the Palm App Catalog.
Palm says the application will give customers the option of creating a personal Wi-Fi cloud capable of sharing Verizon's 3G network with up to five Wi-Fi-enabled devices.
The Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus will be the first cell phones in the world to offer this capability, Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein told reporters during the invitation-only, hour-long event.
The new phones will allow users to record videos and e-mail or upload them almost immediately to YouTube or Facebook. The phones also will have a Flash 10 browser plug-in that will allow them to, say, play movie trailers on Yahoo's site.
After six months of private beta testing, Palm on Thursday also opened its developer program to outside developers interested in creating apps for its phones. Palm's online store currently has more than 1,000 mobile applications, well behind the 100,000-plus applications available in Apple's better-known App Store.
"If you can imagine it, we're going to give you the tools and the access to build it," said Katie Mitic, Palm senior vice president of product marketing.
Palm introduced its Pre phone, largely viewed as a success, to much fanfare at last year's CES. The phone hit the market in June 2009, followed in November by the thinner, less expensive Pixi.
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Palm unveils phones that create Wi-Fi hotspotsBy Brandon Griggs, CNN
January 7, 2010 5:24 p.m. EST
The upgraded Pre and Pixi smartphones have an app that creates a personal Wi-Fi cloud.STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Palm announced upgraded versions of its Pre and Pixi smartphones
Phones add video recording, capability to create 3G hotspots for mobile devices
Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus will go on sale January 25
The phones will run exclusively on Verizon wireless network, a switch from Sprint
RELATED TOPICS
Palm Pilot
Mobile
(CNN) -- Palm on Thursday announced upgraded versions of its Pre and Pixi smartphones that add video recording and the capability to create 3G mobile hotspots for laptops and other mobile devices.
The Pre Plus and its cousin, the thinner Pixi Plus, will go on sale January 25 and will be available only on Verizon's wireless network. That's a blow to Sprint, which currently is the exclusive U.S. carrier for Palm's phones.
Prices of the phones were not announced during Palm's press event here at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show.
The phones' most significant new feature may their new mobile hotspot, an app that runs on Palm's webOS operating system and that can be downloaded -- as part of a Verizon data plan -- beginning January 25 from the Palm App Catalog.
Palm says the application will give customers the option of creating a personal Wi-Fi cloud capable of sharing Verizon's 3G network with up to five Wi-Fi-enabled devices.
The Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus will be the first cell phones in the world to offer this capability, Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein told reporters during the invitation-only, hour-long event.
The new phones will allow users to record videos and e-mail or upload them almost immediately to YouTube or Facebook. The phones also will have a Flash 10 browser plug-in that will allow them to, say, play movie trailers on Yahoo's site.
After six months of private beta testing, Palm on Thursday also opened its developer program to outside developers interested in creating apps for its phones. Palm's online store currently has more than 1,000 mobile applications, well behind the 100,000-plus applications available in Apple's better-known App Store.
"If you can imagine it, we're going to give you the tools and the access to build it," said Katie Mitic, Palm senior vice president of product marketing.
Palm introduced its Pre phone, largely viewed as a success, to much fanfare at last year's CES. The phone hit the market in June 2009, followed in November by the thinner, less expensive Pixi.
i thought that sorta until i actually saw the numbers for my own radio show and the radio show i work with....apparently a nice amt of people...if i can find the paperwork in my twitpic ill post it
but i agree with the money thing although i know radio cats that do internet shows to get they fanbase up..
but me personally ive had almost close to 100,000 listeners to date..im either under that or over it by now..not spectacular but 100,000 people is a cool number
but i might be pushin my shit a lil more than reg people who knows
theres hundreds of stations to choose from tho and i think it makes it easy for music listeners nowadays..if you dont like one on to the other
but i agree with the money thing although i know radio cats that do internet shows to get they fanbase up..
but me personally ive had almost close to 100,000 listeners to date..im either under that or over it by now..not spectacular but 100,000 people is a cool number
but i might be pushin my shit a lil more than reg people who knows
theres hundreds of stations to choose from tho and i think it makes it easy for music listeners nowadays..if you dont like one on to the other
103.5 THE BOMB FLIPS FORMAT TO ALL TOP40/POP
http://radioinsight.com/sacramentos-bomb-getting-hot/
Entravision Communications’ Rhythmic CHR “103.5 The Bomb” KBMB Sacramento is in the process of shifting to a more Mainstream presentation. Syndicated morning host Big Boy will be dropped in favor of a “More Music Morning” show. Entravision registered Hot1035Radio.com last week, currently pointing to a splash page for KBMB being “Under Construction”.
A shift to Mainstream will place KBMB in more direct competition with Entercom’s “107.9 The End” KDND as opposed to CBS’ Rhythmic 102.5 KSFM.
http://radioinsight.com/sacramentos-bomb-getting-hot/
Entravision Communications’ Rhythmic CHR “103.5 The Bomb” KBMB Sacramento is in the process of shifting to a more Mainstream presentation. Syndicated morning host Big Boy will be dropped in favor of a “More Music Morning” show. Entravision registered Hot1035Radio.com last week, currently pointing to a splash page for KBMB being “Under Construction”.
A shift to Mainstream will place KBMB in more direct competition with Entercom’s “107.9 The End” KDND as opposed to CBS’ Rhythmic 102.5 KSFM.
