Music Gadgets

I've even been using my iPhone in the car on my morning commute...it's the only way I listen to music now.

I don't know anybody who has one...

This message is specifically for the creators and keepers of Padora Radio. I currently use both my iphone and my computer to play my account whether I am in my car or my home. I was also using my iphone to control my itunes while at my house and connected to the same wireless connection. I was thinking and I would really be able to utilize that same technology with pandora. My idea is to have your ipod control the same playlist as your computer in "real-time". I want to be able to listen to my computer and speakers throughout my house and instead of going to my computer to "thumbs-up/ down" a song or to skip a song, I want to be able to skip or do whatever I want from my kitchen with my iphone. How impossible is that? I think they just needed the idea. I also wanted to be able to listen to my pandora on my iphone while using other applications. I want to be able to play a game but still use Pandora and listen to my account. I’m not sure how hard this will be but I'm sure that once they figure out how to do all of this, it would be very easy to fix with an update. Anyone Else have any ideas to make this awesome service even better?

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I know the iPhone is able to have Pandora installed and used for free...however I have a Samsung Epix (i907) and I was wondering... If I download Pandora...do I have to pay for it? If so...that's kinda sucks. I love Pandora so much...but as a struggling college student...times are tough! Thanks,

would like to hear about anyone's experience with digital radio receivers. I don't have one yet but am thinking about getting one.

I listen now using my computer, and iTunes and a phone that can handle downloaded mp3s. Bottom of the line for people with iPhones and iPods, and the latest gadgets, I know, but it works for me. However, I must thank you, Pandora and the Music Genome Project! Because of you and resources like Amie Street, I can find and support artists I love. With my non-mainstream musical tastes, it was always hard to find music I resonate to - now, no more listening to broadcast stations for hours, or sampling the local music store, or even the iTunes store (which is still mostly mainstream) to find one song I like.