Internet radio/music-streaming service Pandora has released the first incarnation of its BlackBerry application this morning, allowing you to stream music from the 'Net with your device.Most of the site's functionality is packed into the app, including the ability to bookmark a song or artist, move between tracks, create a new station and more.
Most of the site's functionality is packed into the app, including the ability to bookmark a song or artist, move between tracks, create a new station and more.
Drawbacks: No support for T-Mobile phones or the popular touchscreen Storm.
Supported handsets:
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