Yes. Its streaming music and would require one.
iHeartradio is 100% Free. Its ad supported however.
Yes and No. If you have an active data package then you could use that or your personal wifi.
Some of the stations are live. You can set up a custom station as well on iHeartradio.
One can use BlackBerry radio by downloading any radio app, such as Pandora Internet Radio or Slacker Radio, or iHeartRadio, from the BlackBerry App World. Then, one only needs to select the app, but beware that if not using wifi, the radio can quickly use up data.
Technically, there's no "radio" on the ipod touch, but you can download Pandora radio or iheartradio for free. The thing is, you must have internet connection when using either.
No.
iheartradio
iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2013 - 2013 TV was released on: USA: 23 December 2013
iHeartRadio is primarily an online streaming service and mobile app rather than a traditional radio channel. It offers access to thousands of live radio stations, podcasts, and curated playlists. Users can listen to their favorite stations and discover new music through the app or website, available on various devices. There is no specific channel number, as the service is digital and accessible via the internet.
You can use Spotify, IHeartRadio, Pandora, and such over a 3G or LTE network, but it'll eat up your data.
Pandora!
It can. You can go on iTunes and search apps. then you download the iheartradio app, and there are over 150 stations at your finger tips! also radio comes on the skinny ipod nano. Hope this helps! oh, and the iheartradio app is free