I live in a rural area of Canada, and having a constant wifi area not around my house is virtually non existant. I do have XM and I can get it anywhere I go. I drive 200 metres out of my driveway and this solution is gone for me. The two just can't compete.
I really don't think this is the case. I don't think flocks of people are going to migrate from xm to sirius over a shock jock who isn't that shocking on satellite radio anymore.
And with that on your iPod you can skip forward, back, pause, etc. Try that on XM
Actually, with the skyfi2 unit it is possible to rewind, pause up to 30 minutes.
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I live in a rural area of Canada, and having a constant wifi area not around my house is virtually non existant. I do have XM and I can get it anywhere I go. I drive 200 metres out of my driveway and this solution is gone for me. The two just can't compete.
I really don't think this is the case. I don't think flocks of people are going to migrate from xm to sirius over a shock jock who isn't that shocking on satellite radio anymore.
Current XM subs will continue not to recieve advertisements.
And with that on your iPod you can skip forward, back, pause, etc. Try that on XM Actually, with the skyfi2 unit it is possible to rewind, pause up to 30 minutes.