So lets get started-
For Java Phones- I'd recommend "Virtual Radio" application,here you'll find loads of Indian as well as international radio channels. Download from the link below.
Download Virtual Radio- http://plunder.com/bb414969f4
For S60v3 Phones- Thankfully,Nokia Internet Radio application comes built-in with Symbian S60v3 FP2 phones,like N79,N86,N86,N85 etc. You can find it under "Music" > "Radio" icon. For S60v3 Fp1(Nokia N95,N95-8GB etc) and FP2(N82,N73 etc), you can download Nokia Internet Radio application from Ovi Store for free. Or you can download .sis symbian version of Virtual Radio from www.vradio.org for free.
For S60V5 Phones- Nokia Internet Radio application is also available for S60v5(Nokia 5800,5233,X6 etc) on Ovi Store for free. Just open Ovi Store icon from your phone and download. Or Virtual Radio from www.vradio.org for free.
For Android Phones- Download Virtual Radio from www.vradio.org for free.
So,I've given you all the info and apps,just enjoy! It's not the technology,it's what you do with it!
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