Yebo Radio

I think most people will just listen to Highveld or 5 or whatever their favourite station is using the built-in radio on their phone, or just load up some mp3s on their memory cards.

I doubt this will be a hit.

Its just another feature... they take off in the end.

This is also the clown that proclaimed to like that fscking meerkat....

You have issues guy!:rolleyes:

Yebo Radio... Featuring "Ask Dr Mo..." :sick:

You have issues guy!:rolleyes:

Even at 32kbps, which is absolute rubbish quality, it would still use 240KB per minute. 14.4MB per hour.

At R2/MB that comes to R28,80 per hour for listening to constant Vodacom ads... :D

That's why I believed they would make this a free service to Vodacom handsets... :confused:

Maybe they will!

do people use their cellphones as radios now in any event?

Yes I do. Or used to... to busy these days.
 
do people use their cellphones as radios now in any event?
Yes there are people that have handsets with builtin FM radio, I don't have such a handset, but I do sometimes like to stream Highveld via a local-only ADSL ISP account over wifi to a JasJar :D.
 
Yes there are people that have handsets with builtin FM radio, I don't have such a handset, but I do sometimes like to stream Highveld via a local-only ADSL ISP account over wifi to a JasJar :D.

Ditto/TuksFM/K-jam
 
Yes there are people that have handsets with builtin FM radio, I don't have such a handset, but I do sometimes like to stream Highveld via a local-only ADSL ISP account over wifi to a JasJar .

:)IC, i like your idea.
 
The idea is cool, depending on the implementation and costs.i doubt people will pay to listen to it.
 
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