A little video from Wednesday night's kickoff at SAT. Electronic music plus interactive events, starting with everyone being given color-coded clean-room suits, progressing on to live electronic music performances with analog visuals; a paper airplane construction contest; headon ping-pong, and video target shooting.

JWZ just send us this: I just noticed that in the giant PSP ad on the outside of the Sony store at Metreon, the PSP is listening to Soma FM!

Our Holiday channels are now available on the iPhone- just go to SomaFM.com on your iPhone and they're now in the list. They're also available for Windows Mobile smartphones (however, there currently are no 3GPP mobile streams available).

Due to popular request, our annual Holiday channels are back earlier this year. Traditionally we've re-started them the Friday after Thanksgiving, but we put them online earlier this year. Hope you enjoy!

SomaFM is now on Nokia Internet Radio. That means if you have a Nokia N96, N95, N93i, N91, N82, N81, N78, N77, N76, N73, E71, E66, or 6110, you can access SomaFM over Nokia Internet Radio now.

We've added a 32kb MP3 stream for Tag's Trip, and upped the 64kb aacPlus stream to 96kb. Hopefully you can hear the difference? Leave a comment here if you notice any improvement from the 64kb aacPlus to the 96kb.

In the past, you might remember that we had different content on the aacPlus streams and the MP3 streams. That's all fixed now; all streams/formats play the same content at the same time.

Did you know that Tag played 3929 different tracks in July? And only 80 of them got played more than once? That's the kind of musical diversity you don't see ever from "commercial" radio stations.

We now have some white SomaFM t-shirts for summer, by popular request, in addition to the black and red shirts. The white shirts are perfect for wearing to the park or those daytime music festivals on a hot day!

We're now streaming on iPhones and iPod Touchs, in addition to other 3GPP and Windows Mobile phones. Special thanks to Tag who developed the streaming software to do this!

So now when you go to somafm.com on your iPhone, you get an iPhone-specific site with links to quickly and easily select streams for EDGE (32-56k) or WiFi (128k) streams. EDGE streams should work from just about anywhere, while WiFi streams only work within the range of a WiFi hotspot.

If your have a streaming-capable phone that's not an iPhone, we also have mini-sites for most other cell phones, including Sony, Nokia N series, Samsung, Sanyo and some Motorola phones.

Is your streaming-capable phone not working with our site? Post a comment and let us know, we'll try to support it. (Some phones, notably those from Verizon, block third-party broadcasters like SomaFM from their networks; and there isn't anything we can do about that.)