T-Mobile USA BlackBerry Curve 8520 smartphone owners can enjoy seamless access to their favorite Slacker stations as Slacker announces the availability of the free Slacker Radio Mobile application. It is already available at the BlackBerry App World for T-Mobile USA BlackBerry users.
Users can access their favorite music through the app with an icon that is directly pushed to their devices. After the Slacker icon appears on the device, T-Mobile consumers simply need to click on the icon to download the app. Slacker Radio offers an ultimate music listening experience with a wide range of songs in high-quality audio. It provides more than 100 expert-programmed Slacker stations with a compelling music resource. Music zealots can create custom stations with their favorite artists and songs.
“Millions of BlackBerry smartphone users are listening to Slacker Radio on their commutes, around town and even on planes,” said Steve Cotter, senior vice president of business development at Slacker. “By working with T-Mobile to have the Slacker Radio app delivered to handsets and streamlining the billing process, we are providing customers the easiest way to get the best personal radio application for their smartphones.”
Slacker claims that Slacker Radio is the only Personal Radio service that allows listeners to save their favorite stations on their BlackBerry smartphone memory card. Users can listen to songs from a wide genre anytime, regardless of wireless network connectivity.
Other BlackBerry users on T-Mobile can avail of the free Slacker Basic Radio service by accessing BlackBerry App World or the official Slacker website via web2go on their devices. Further elevating the joy is the new T-Mobile version of the Slacker Radio application that allows users to subscribe to Slacker Radio Plus. With the Slacker Radio Plus, users can experience ad-free listening, complete song lyrics, unlimited song skipping and more. Slacker Radio Plus is available for $3.99 per month, which will be added to users’ T-Mobile bill account. Listeners can access features of the Slacker Radio Plus anytime, where Slacker Radio is available.