On Thursday in San Francisco, Slacker announced that it was bringing its popular Web radio app to RIM BlackBerry smartphones.
Coming in October, the app will utilize more than 100 Slacker stations with over 10,000 artists. Like its browser-based counterpart, the app will also let Blackberry owners create their own customized stations.
Slacker for Blackberry will also let users download and store songs on their devices and browse artist info, the companies said at the CTIA Expo. The mobile app works with existing Slacker Basic Radio and Slacker Premium Radio accounts.
We've taken to calling it “SlackBerry" around the office, but the name hasn't quite caught on elsewhere just yet.
Coming in October, the app will utilize more than 100 Slacker stations with over 10,000 artists. Like its browser-based counterpart, the app will also let Blackberry owners create their own customized stations.
Slacker for Blackberry will also let users download and store songs on their devices and browse artist info, the companies said at the CTIA Expo. The mobile app works with existing Slacker Basic Radio and Slacker Premium Radio accounts.
We've taken to calling it “SlackBerry" around the office, but the name hasn't quite caught on elsewhere just yet.
