A work of pure Genius!
Thu, 01/15/2009 - 06:40 | 
ssullivan777
Just wanted to say that! Been wanting this to work on my BB8130 for a long time. Thanks.....
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Thu, 01/15/2009 - 06:40 | ssullivan777
Just wanted to say that! Been wanting this to work on my BB8130 for a long time. Thanks.....
I also just wanted to say THANK YOU!! Moodio.fm makes my BlackBerry even more enjoyable!
I want to add myself up to the grateful ppl here...
Works great (at least with my favourite stations, so far so good!) on my Samsung I8510 INNOV8.
It's too late to say me two or me three...
I have listened to stations from around the globe! It sure is fun to listen to streaming radio using moodio on my T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8320.
I agree - it works great on my BlackBerry Bold. Like having a portable internet radio.
There are pleanty of ways to listen to music stations on a phone, but very few streaming services allow you to tune to talk radio stations the way Moodio does. I had XM radio and Slacker but neither offerd much other than music.
This is definitely a service I'd be willing to pay a monthly fee for access.
This is awesome! I can now actually get real music streaming on my AT&T phone. I think I might even be dropping their crappy $8.99/month XM radio service, which is only marginally better than most FM on the radio dial(only because of no static in my remote area and no commercials). I just signed up and tried this out in my car via bluetooth. Now I can listen to college stations no matter where I am, not to mention all the great streaming hardcore metal stations. I just hope you guys are here to stay, even if I had to pay for access in the future. I'd rather pay for this than AT&T's stripped XM radio that lacks pretty much all of the really good stations.
im getting an error on my bold that says unsupported format does anyone knoe why ?
wondering if u found the answer to ur question im having the same problem
never mind u have to go to http://m.moodio.fm from ur bolds browser login ang it works
Just want to add my heartfelt thanks for a great service.
I just found out about this tonight, after writing something similar using a Linux box at home for personal use and doing all the transcoding to 3GPP AAC+ using Darwin SS and a media player that would eventually have a web front end to control it...my idea was mainly to stream MP3s but it worked for radio streams too of course, but now that I have Moodio I can put finishing that project off for a bit longer. Works great on my 8130 pearl, kudos!
I just purchased software to stream internet radio on my BB Curve. After much frustration trying to get it to work (and out $25 in this economy), I gave up on the idea of internet radio in the car. Your site changed everything!!!! As many have said already, it IS pure genius! I just wanted to give my own enthusiastic appreciation. You folks have made my life just a little bit better. And these days, that's a whole lot....
Moodio made me fall in love with my blackberry all over again. The main thing I like about moodio besides having all my local stations at my finger tips, is that unlike all other radio apps Moodio will not slow down the bb, you can surf the web play games and enjoy your bb while Moodio plays in the background without any hickups.
Thanks to all ! It's a real pleasure to go around, even in remote places and still be able to listen to our favorite radios!
Great work !
Agreed. Now I can listen to Jimmy and the boys every morning.
And I can listen my personal blast from the past and stream my ol' college radio station.
You need a donation link - this app is far better than ones I've paid for to stream to a Blackberry Storm. No U/I issues, no broken streams - just a fine listening experience.
Thank you!
thanks for the site. so simple, but effective.
I absolutely LOVE this site. I have been a Blackberry user for 2 years, and wish to listen to some of my hometown radio stations via my BB Curve, and it is now possible because of Moodio's streaming (and what a good streaming capability it has) to listen to little stations from upstate NY!
Again - genius!!!!
I totally agree. I am just ecstatic that I could finally listen to the latest music with my Blackberry without having to download. Thanks so much Moodio.
Moodio made me fall in love with my blackberry all over again. The main thing I like about moodio besides having all my local stations at my finger tips, is that unlike all other radio apps Moodio will not slow down the bb, you can surf the web play games and enjoy your bb while Moodio plays in the background without any hickups
I mean, c'mon, guys - you can't *possibly* be able to do this for free! Where's the money coming from?
Accept my heartiest wishes for having put of a successful venture.
From their FAQ:
Can Yourmuze provide a private, managed streaming service for my radio station?
Yes, we provide a full range of professional streaming services for anyone wishing to broadcast via the Internet and mobile web. Prices start at just €17.50 per month. For more information, please visit our www.yourmuze.com site.
So YourMuze gets their revenue from that plus their store plus a couple of Google ads on this site.
Still though, this is an invaluable service just the same.