Free iPhone Music Streaming Apps - Internet and Satellite Radio

Slacker Radio - Free or $47.88 per year for Slacker Radio Plus (iPod Touch, iPhone and Blackberry)

Features 143 categorized stations of music that you can stream directly through your device. The free service allows you to skip up to 5 songs, before being forced to listen to the entire song. Of course, you can switch the station. Or, you can choose Slacker Radio Plus, which costs $47.88  per year and gives you unlimited skips, unlimited song requests, no ads and complete lyrics.

iHeart Radio - Free (iPod Touch/iPhones and Blackberry)

You’ll have access to stream over 150 stations, the ability to mark favorites and tag songs to purchase later.

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iPhone 3.0 to Support FM Radio/Transmitter, Wireless 802.11n

Wireless radio component specifications contained within beta distributions of iPhone 3.0 firmware reveal support for a new chip enabling low power 802.11n that's bound for Apple's third-generation iPod touch. It's therefore also likely to be included with new iPhone models.

The version of the existing Broadcom chip that supplies WiFi and Bluetooth on existing models jumps from BCM4325 to BCM4329, according to resource files reserved for a third-generation iPod touch. The component upgrade adds new support for 802.11n features, including the ability to find and join 5GHz networks. 

Existing iPhone and iPod touch models only support 5GHz 802.11a networks, or 2.4GHz 802.11b/g networks, forcing users who want the top speed of 802.11n (available on all MacBooks) but compatibility with 802.11b/g networks (to use the existing iPhone) to set up a 2.4GHz compatible network. That compromise forces the wireless network to deal with interference from other networks on the often crowded 2.4GHz band.

Apple's latest generation of AirPort base stations added new hardware support for dual-band networks, allowing both fast and slow devices to connect to independent 5GHz and 2.4GHz signals at the same time. However, this isn't possible with previous AirPort base station hardware, or when setting up an ad-hoc WiFi network from a notebook, for example.

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Free iPhone 3G firmware has FM radio support

Reports from users in possession of the latest iPhone 3G firmware indicate that the device will have support for both FM radio and FOTA (firmware over the air).

FM radio support means that the iPhone 3G may be able to make use of devices like Apple’s own “iPod Radio Remote,” which includes an FM tuner and allows users to listen to FM radio stations. Current iPhone and iPod touch models are incompatible with the radio remote.

Firmware over the air support means that Apple will theoretically be able to deliver software and firmware updates over the iPhone’s cellular network connection, potentially allowing re-locking of unlocked devices and feature enhancements that do not require connection to a host computer.

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