BlackBerry-toting sports fans, behold! The ESPN Radio app for BlackBerry has arrived!
There’s honestly not too much to say here. Pop open the app and you’ll get instant access to live internet broadcasts of the following stations, right from your Berry:
- ESPN Radio Network Feed
- ESPN Deportes Network Feed
- KSPN – 710 AM Los Angeles, CA
- KESN – 103.3 FM Dallas, TX
- WMVP – 1000 AM Chicago, IL
- WEPN – 1050 AM New York, NY
- WTEM – 980 AM Washington, D.C.
- WKNR – 850 AM Cleveland, OH
- WWGK – 1540 AM Cleveland, OH
- WEFL – 760 AM West Palm Beach, FL
- WAUK – 540 AM Milwaukee, WI
- WTLX – 100.5 FM Madison, WI
- WHBO – 1040 AM Tampa, FL
- WHOO – 1080 AM Orlando, FL
- KIRO – 710 AM Seattle, WA
- KKEA – 1420 AM Honolulu, HI
- WENJ – 1450 AM Atlantic City, NJ
- KLAA – 830 AM Anaheim, CA
- WRGM – 1440 AM Mansfield, OH
- KEPN – 1600 AM Denver, CA
- WNXX – 104.5 FM Baton Rouge, LA
- KKXS – 96.1 FM Redding, CA
ESPN Radio delivers all of your favorite sports talk shows, including Mike and Mike in the Morning, The Herd with Colin Cowherd, The Scott Van Pelt Show, and more. On top of that, you can listen in to every college football game that ESPN Radio broadcasts, AND there’s even an OnDemand SportsCenter channel that is updated every 20 minutes. It’ll give you up-to-the-minute sports news when you need it.
One last feature (a very handy one), ESPN Radio for BlackBerry will let you stream or play live radio in the background. Awesomeness. Go about your business as per usual, with the goodness of ESPN Radio coming at you while you work. It’s all good!
ESPN Radio for BlackBerry ($2.99) [App World link]
Important Note: ESPN does tell us that due to contractual limitations and other legal mumbo-jumbo, there are times when the schedule on-air won’t match what is currently playing. I figure this won’t be a BIG issue, but if it does become a problem for you, be sure to send the developers a note at support AT airkast DOT com. I know they’ll be glad to have you point out ANY bugs or issues.