Nokia have released an official beta version of Internet Radio – this allows you to use your phone’s internet connection to stream audio from a huge list of internet based ‘radio’ stations using the popular Shoutcast protocol.
This release supports only the Nokia N95, N91 and N82 handsets, with promises of full integration into new as-yet-unreleased phones.
If you have an older phone (and don’t mind getting your hands dirty, tech-wise), you can still be able to join in some of the fun by downloading this open source Shoutcast player.
For best results, Nokia recommend accessing Internet Radio via a WLAN access point rather than GPRS.
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