June 18, 2007 3:01 PM PDT

Mundu Radio

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Category: Mobile

Mundu Radio is a service that lets you listen to radio stations on your mobile phone. We're not talking normal radio though--Mundu works with Internet radio stations. Users can create their own playlists of favorite stations and access them from anywhere with a data connection, either through their provider's network or the handset's integrated Wi-Fi.

Mundu Radio works with most phones that run on Windows Mobile, Pocket PC, Palm, and Symbian. The developers are also working on making a Java version that will run on "nonsmart" handsets. While the audio quality of these radio streams isn't quite up to par with their desktop brethren, Mundu Radio is a handy way to access news and talk radio stations on your phone, even if they're from halfway across the globe.

Web site: Radio.Mundu.com

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