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This is the Sony ICF-ClipMK2 - a stereo clock radio for the Apple iPhone.

This one-of-a-kind device comes with a remote control with full access to the iPhone's menu along with the clock's radio tuning and volume control. The adjustable holder mechanism perfectly fits the iPhone, but can also hold other smaller devices such as iPod and other players.

Sony Ericsson came up with two FM/AM radio handsets targeted at developing markets - the R300 and R306.

Both "deliver a credible radio-listening experience" and feature loudspeakers, TrackID function (but of course :)), tri-band GSM/GPRS support, Bluetooth, as well as a 1.

Discover and listen to radio shows broadcasted over the internet with the Nokia Internet Radio service now available. The application can be downloaded for free from http://www.nokia.com/internetradio   and will also be embedded in upcoming Nokia S60 3rd edition devices.
"Most new music discovery occurs while you're listening to the radio," said Tommi Mustonen, head of the Nokia music business.

Boost Mobile is coming to a Radio Shack near you soon, the pay-as-you-go service is now for sale at 672 Radio Shack retail stores nationwide.

There are for sale a few entry-level and mid-tier handset selections like the Motorola i415, i455 and i835 at Radio Shack in price from $49.99 to $129.99. Radio Shack'll sell Boost Mobile's Re-Boost Cards, which are available in $20, $30 and $50 denominations.

Alltel has announced a deal to distribute some of XM Satellite Radio's commercial-free channels over cell phones.

For a $7.99 month flat fee, customers can gain unlimited access audio streams of 20 popular commercial-free XM music channels including: The 70s, 80s and 90s decades channels, Top 20 on 20 (Top 20 Hits), Ethel (New Alternative Rock), The City (Hip-Hop/R&B Hits), XMU (Indie Rock), Bluesville (Blues), Highway 16 (New Country Hits), and Viva (Latin Pop Hits).