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Pandora Opens Up to Sonos and Sprint

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Pandora today announced that they have opened their project to play on both Sonos music systems, and select Sprint cellphones. The Sprint solution will be free for 30 days, and after the initial trial you must buy a Pandora premium account, which costs $3/month (but as a bonus that removes all the ads from Pandora’s website).

To download the mobile client, just point your Samsung A900, A920, LG Fusic, Sanyo 7500, or 8400 to pandora.com to download the application (Support for Motorola phones as well as more Samsung models will be available shortly).

Sonos is making Pandora available through its free 2.2 software update, which will include a 30-day free trial of Pandora and will cost only $36 for a full-year subscription.

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