[MANXMONKEY]

I bought a BB as all my associates use them but I really miss my old Nokia! One thing is I use the radio on my Nokia at sports events. IS THERE A WAY TO INSTALL AN FM RECEIVER? I ask as I have a note somewhere in my applications mentioning Radio.

[dc/dc]

No, there is no way to do this. The BlackBerry does not have the required hardware.

[akosnitzky]

Welcome to the site.
Technology is not there yet. Are you aware of IHeartRadio?
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[VRaptor]

check out Nobex radio companion. It may fill your needs. It has an extensive list of stations it will stream to your BB.

[daphne]

Also check out yourmuze.fm No app required, you can stream music via your browser. You have to create an account.

Welcome | Yourmuze.FM

If the station you want is not listed there, you can add it - if you can find the exact URL of the audio stream from the site.

[akosnitzky]

Then again there's also XM radio,

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by akosnitzky

Then again there's also XM radio,

Not outside the US and Canada though, which is where the OP is located. ;)

[akosnitzky]

Thank you. I can't see the location in mobile environment and I didn't notice anything in post that would have indicated that for me.
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[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by akosnitzky

Thank you. I can't see the location in mobile environment and I didn't notice anything in post that would have indicated that for me.
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No problem.

[MANXMONKEY]

Well I guess I'll just have to carry my old Nokia around for photos and radio! It's been dropped more times than a French infantryman's rifle but still works with the help of sellotape and an elastic band. My problem is, as I am retired and travel for 9 months a year I use PAYG SIM cards from each country I flit between so I don't use my BB for internet. about time someone like vodafone did a proper International SIM card without rip off charges for incoming calls and a 1p per mb charge for data. I bet I could sell 50 on every camp site in Europe for starters!