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I work at an office where Pandora is blocked. Until Pandora, I never really had any application that I wanted to run on a mobile device, so I just carry around a cheap cell phone.

I would like to know what the minimum requirements are to get Pandora on a mobile device such as a cell phone so I can start listening at the office. Can anyone suggest an inexpensive smartphone that would fulfill these requirements?

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Don't forget you'll also be paying for data service from your phone service provider on top of the cost for an inexpensive smartphone. – ngen Feb 11 '11 at 20:33
Find a used iPhone maybe? – Zoredache Feb 11 '11 at 20:57
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I believe that there is a Pandora app that works on just about any droid. I have one of the first droids released, and it will not even support Android 2.2 (newest OS) but I can still listen to Pandora. Granted, it kills my battery, but while I am listening, I leave the phone charging. If it can run on my droid, it can run on any droid. I can't even play angry birds on my droid correctly.

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