Here's An Idea: Stream Sirius Radio on Your iPhone

You know what would be cool? If you could stream Sirius (SIRI) or XM satellite radio
on your Apple (AAPL) iPhone.

As it happens, Citigroup’s Tony Wible this morning writes in a research note that there are “reports” of a new Internet streaming application that would allow SIRI users to listen on portable devices. Wible says the idea highlights that SIRI’s value “lies in its content and not its hardware or infrastructure.”

Wible notes that as the seller of iPods, Apple is often seen as a competitor to satellite radio. But he says the new streaming application suggests the two companies may complement each other.

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  • Nic Lovatt

    You already can listen to Sirius on an Iphone. You just have to set up an Orb.com account and add your favorite sirius stations to it. There are full instructions on google and it is very easy. I Listen to stern on mine all the time.

  • http://urartdood.com Glenn McDaniel

    Can’t I listen on my iPhone using a Sirius online subscription?

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