What You Need To Know About XM Satellite Radio

Satellite radio is catching on like wildfire these days and as more consumers actually gain experience with it, they come to appreciate it's benefits and get on board with this new technology. There are two main satellite radio service providers and they are Sirius and XM, but for this article let's just focus on what you need to know about XM satellite radio.

The Easy Two Step Process For Getting Sirius Satellite Radio

You have probably been hearing about satellite radio for a while and of course, lately there has been plenty of news about Howard Stwern setting up shop on Sirius and bringing his fan base along with him. So now you have decided that it's time to get on the bandwagon with this new technology and experience satelite radio for yourself.

How Does Satellite Radio Work?

Most of us know how traditional radio works, but how exactly does the new satellite radio work? Find out how you can get a clear signal just about anywhere in the county.

RFID : Is Radio Frequency ID the Wave of the Future?

Here’s something you don’t often hear – how are you dealing with ‘rifid’? OR RFID. If you DO often hear it, then this article isn’t for you, it’s far too simplistic. However, if you have never heard of RFID before, read on. It might just change your life, or at least the way you organize it.

Why You Should Consider Sirius Satellite Radio

What is the best entertainment at a cheap price for your car, home, or office? I know you might initially be thinking the internet or a DVD player is the answer, but the newest trend is a twist on an old form of entertainment. Satellite radio frees you from commercials and is a great experience for most. You don’t have to listen to jingles and bad commercials. There is also no need to seek out obscure radio stations when you are in a rural area. One of the best ways to get satellite radio is through Sirius Satellite Radio.

Is Satellite Radio Killing Broadcast Radio?

Broadcast radio has taken a beating from satellite radio. But are XM and Sirius capable of killing local broadcast radio? This article argues that satellite radio will never replace broadcast radio and details what broadcast radio is doing to fight back.

Not All HAMS Are Edible

Its true, not all HAMS are edible. Some hams are actually useful radio amateur operators who serve the public and have fun making friends. Ham radio operators (or amateur radio operators as they are known) use two-way radio stations from their homes, cars, boats and outdoors to make hundreds of friends around town and around the world. They communicate with each other using voice, computers, and Morse code. Some hams bounce their signals off the upper regions of the atmosphere, so they can talk with hams on the other side of the world. Other hams use satellites. Many use hand-held radios that fit in their pockets. In the 20 plus years I have been a General Class Operator I have been afforded the opportunity to make hundreds of new friends thru this great hobby of ours while being afforded an opportunity to serve my community in a variety of ways.

Satellite Radio: XM Radio or Sirius?

Satellite radio is to broadcast radio as the VCR was to television. You can have it all -- without commercials! The top 2 contenders are Sirius and XM Radio. So what are you waiting for -- pick one.

Coast to Coast Am Radio Talk Show Has Class

Are you looking for a less that politically correct talk radio. One in which no subject is off limits? One, which dives into phenomena, challenges the scientists, academic theories and is not afraid to debunk or confirm conspiracy theories?

The Future of New York Radio: Howard Stern Sirius Style

Howard Stern’s move to Sirius Satellite Radio will really make a huge difference for New York Radio. With listeners making the move to Satellite Radio and away from New York City, what will happen to the radio stations broadcasting in New York City? Does radio continue on a good course or does it need a wake up call? – Is this it’s wakeup call?

Sirius Remembers September 11 in 2005 with Commemorative Events

SIRIUS satellite radio has made an effort to reach out to those affected by September 11. Uninterrupted coverage and observance held at the World Trade Center site. Reading of victims' names by their siblings and several other commemorative events will begin at approximately 8:30 am ET and conclude at 1:00 pm ET on channel 126. The observance will pause at four moments—twice to mark the times that each plane hit the towers, and twice to mark the time when each tower fell.

Canada - Here Comes Satellite Radio!

The applicants are Sirius Canada and Canadian Satellite Radio, each of which has a U.S. partner. Details of the new Canadian content commitments were not immediately available but the number of French-language channels will be increased to four from three. As part of the agreement, CSR and Sirius have been forces to increase the French-language influence and broadcasting. Both promise to include 8 Canadian channels, which are half English and half French.

XM Radio Needs Roadway Tunnel Satellite Service Relays

Recently I drove thru the Boston Tunnel after traveling up the East Coast. I noticed after going thru several tunnels along the way that the XM Radio cut out. Of course I was not surprised as it is hard to get a signal while underground from a satellite. Yet each time I entered a tunnel, I happened to be listening to a really great song on the 80’s station.