Virtual Radio - streaming web radio player for mobile phones

Please support VirtualRadio:

Just type www.vradio.org into the browser of your mobile phone, visit our mobile site and download VirtualRadio directly to you phone.

The VirtualRadio Java version runs on most regular Java phones and all Symbian phones.
The Java version contains low-bandwidth streams only.

The VirtualRadio Symbian version runs on phones with the Symbian operating system. The Symbian version contains low bandwidth AND high-bandwidth streams!

This is one of several awards that VirtualRadio has won in the past.

Download VirtualRadio from here to your computer and transfer it to your mobile phone!

If you have a normal mobile phone, try the Java version and see if it works:

Click here and download VirtualRadio to your PC. Unzip and transfer the two files to your mobile phone by cable, Bluetooth or Infrared. Check your mobile phone'' manual for further instructions.
If you have a Symbian smartphone, get one of the following Symbian versions:
- Symbian S60-3 (Nokia N95 and similar phones)
- Symbian S60-1 (earlier Nokia S60 devices)
- Symbian UIQ-3 (Sony Ericsson P1 and similar phones)
- Symbian UIQ (earlier Sony Ericsson devices)
  
  Download to your computer and transfer to your mobile phone by cable, Bluetooth or Infrared. Check your mobile phone'' manual for further instructions.

All downloads and installations are made on your own risk! There is no guarantee that VirtualRadio will work on your particular phone. Go ahead and try!

If you like VirtualRadio and want the development to continue, please do not hesitate to make a donation. Thanks!

Connection to the Internet through your operator's network
If you are not using Wi-fi (or have an older phone which does not support Wi-fi), you will need to have a working Internet connection from your mobile phone to your mobile phone operator's network. Many operators configure your phone automatically. If not, you will have to define the Access Point yourself. Rather use an "Internet" than a "WAP" Access Point. If in doubt, ask your operator!

VirtualRadio is a typical 3G application, but it can also be used on GPRS and EDGE networks.

WARNING!
Listening to VirtualRadio through your operator's network will create a lot of download traffic! If you are not having a "flat rate" payment plan, the unlimited download of sound can become very expensive very quickly! If in doubt, ask your operator!

If you are using modern phones' Wi-fi capabilities you can connect directly to the Internet (WLAN) and can avoid all operator's costs.

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