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Fri, 07 Oct 2005
EWeek has a story about Sprint and RealRhapsody planning to bring Real's audio service to cell phones. Real's been talking about this for awhile (I spoke to a Real rep about it at TechXNY two or three years ago), but it needs a reasonably powerful phone and better bandwidth. That said, I can listen to streaming audio on my Treo with PocketTunes on a slow-ish Verizon cellular connection (that is, not the Ev-Do service, which is faster). How slow? Dial-up, maybe 28.8kbs. But on low bandwidth audio, it works great. Listening to streaming audio while walking down the street makes you feel like the Celestial Jukebox is a real possibility.