iphonebuzz.com - 11/10/2008
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We have been spending some time with the FlyCast Mobile Broadcast Network application available in the App Store. This application allows you to have the basic functionality of Satellite Radio without monthly subscriptions.
There are over 1000 digital channels organized by genre with ...
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iPhone Buzz Week in Review - Week 45 2008
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... The FlyCast Mobile Broadcast Network application has been bringing free satellite radio to iPhone and iPod Touch users for a little while now. FlyCast offers over 1,000 digital channels that are organized by genre for your enjoyment. LIVESTRONG.COM ...
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