Oakland, Calif. - Pandora, the personalized Web radio service, announced on Wednesday that its service is now available on cell phones to Sprint subscribers.

Users can enter the name of a song or artist they like on their phones, and Pandora then creates a personalized streaming station of songs with the same sound and style. Up to 100 stations can be saved to a user's account, and accessed either on a Sprint phone or via Pandora.com.

Separately, Oakland, Calif.-based Pandora said its service will be bundled with the Sonos Digital Music System, a wireless, multi-room digital music server for the home.

Finally, TechCrunch reported that Pandora also unveiled a prototype of a forthcoming Wi-Fi music player, that will be manufactured by SanDisk and powered by mobile entertainment firm Zing, at an event in San Francisco Tuesday night.

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