[cherryjuice]

I am pondering both applications. Which do you prefer. Iheartradio seems to come in clearer for me and sometimes I hear static on slacker.. But just out of curiosity which app works best for you?

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[cherryjuice]

*cough bump cough* :|

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[nanosp]

I love iheartradio, a lot of good stations are available on there, but I haven't had the time to try out slacker radio yet..

[Sarg]

which one is the cheapest?

[BrianW2007]

I use Slacker, never have any quality issues.
Although, I see myself using Pandora more and more now..

[rgorman]

For me, Slacker does the trick. I spend a lot of times on subways so being able to cache stations is the way to go.

[dat dude]

I use iheartradio more, lately, but if I planned to listen for more than 10 or 15 minutes, I'd go with Slacker.

[rick458]

I really like Slacker you can have it play YOUR music
I have installed Iheart but only used it a few times
Seemed like a long wait for the stations I tried
And let's be honest it is clearchannel so if you aren't
Listening to a talk show it will be canned radio

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[cherryjuice]

True, I use to use vradio and all these apps are free- with vradio it has several different 80's hair metal chanells. Something I haven't found with the other free apps.

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[techaddiction]

has anyone tried the feature stations on iheartradio? it seems they are moving away from traditional radio a little to compete w/ slacker and pandora

[lakergirl23]

I like slacker because if for example you type in Kelly clarkson, the station will play her music and similar music. And its really easy to use

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[kmc979]

for some reason i can never connect to iheartradio and was actually gonna post something similar. whenever i select my station it always says unable to connect to stream or something.

[cherryjuice]

interestingly enough iheartradio also has the feature to play your own self made radio stations- the only feature vradio does NOT have. thanks guys n gals for your input.

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[Griffspen]

I like iheartradio for playing local radio stations and I like Pandora for streaming music of specific genres and styles. I've had better luck with Pandora than Slacker.

[norfunk]

thanks for d info...

[tstartup]

I like iheartradio for playing local radio stations and I like Pandora for streaming music of specific genres and styles. I've had better luck with Pandora than Slacker.

I want to stream AM Talk radio stations, I live in the LA area...
what app is best....?? or what is free....???

Thanks

[rick458]

If the talk shows are on Clear Channel I-Heart should do it

[Laura Knotek]

I like iheartradio for playing local radio stations and I like Pandora for streaming music of specific genres and styles. I've had better luck with Pandora than Slacker.

I like Slacker better, since they have a bigger library. Most of the music I listen to is not mainstream, so it is nice to be able to listen to what I like on Slacker.

[techaddiction]

I like Slacker better, since they have a bigger library. Most of the music I listen to is not mainstream, so it is nice to be able to listen to what I like on Slacker.

you might want to check out the "new!" station on iheartradio then

[Laura Knotek]

you might want to check out the "new!" station on iheartradio then

Thanks for the tip!

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[anon1948387]

which one is the cheapest?

Hello Sarg!

iheartradio is totally free to download and listen to!

[Robk812]

Don't have experience with iheart but Slacker and Pandora are both awesome. Pandora if you have certain group, song you like and Slacker if you want to listen to a certain genre. I know they both have some overlapping features but these seem to be what they specialize at.

[Dilbert]

Until Pandora or iheartradio has "caching", then neither one holds a candle to slacker. It's the only reason I use slacker.

[rick458]

Pandora does have a neat feature (on the PC version) when you choose or create a station you can add artist to that station.
And any station you create or modify on the PC you can play mobile.

[Laura Knotek]

I am pondering both applications. Which do you prefer. Iheartradio seems to come in clearer for me and sometimes I hear static on slacker.. But just out of curiosity which app works best for you?

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Here is another one I found. It is the Nobex Radio Companion for Blackberry. If you want to listen to CBS stations, rather than Clear Channel stations, you need Nobex, not IHeartRadio.