Review: WunderRadio
The sound is clear, though a little tinny on some stations - kind of what you'd expect from a decent podcast. The signal bar shows the strength of the broadcast - or if anything is actually streaming at the moment.
Browsing by genres, of course, brought me to Sport Talk and Drive Time Sports. Aaaah. Even though the Razorbacks are stinking it up these days, it's great to have access to these stations without having to subscribe to XM.
When you select a station, you'll notice that the "Now Playing" button is selected. To get back to the main station screen, simply hit the "Stations" button. Pressing the "+" allows you to add your station to your favorites list.
You'll get not just music but sports, talk radio, and more - all in multiple formats and flavors. From Election 08 talk shows to religious broadcasting, it's all there.
Review WunderRadio is a sound buffet at your fingertips. For the price of one month's subscription to XM, you'll have this app and its huge radio dial at your beck and call anywhere, all the time. Even when I was using Edge, the response time and audio was terrific. While the actual graphics leaves a lot to be desired, the performance makes up for it. You are getting exaclty what you pay for - radio, scanners, and weather - all you could want - in your pocket all the time. Summary I would have to agree with TUAW's review of this app when they say that in some cases, "I think the signal was actually better on the iPhone than it usually is on a car radio." Absolutely. Even though it's a little pricey at $5.99, from the plethora of stations, options, and weather available, to the quality of audio and its responsiveness, either over WIFI, Edge, or 3G, this app enters the coveted "must-have" category on my iPhone.