CEO Mel Kamarzin said “by streaming its music, sports and talk channels to users of the iPhone and iPod Touch, Sirius can give its existing subscribers another way to access content and let new customers sign up without buying new radios”

The announcement today makes it clear what happened to the much awaited StarPlayr application that was about to be released and then was killed by the developers, likely on advice from Sirius/XM that the player would not be allowed.

Sirius now has 19 million subscribers, which is 10 percent higher than a year ago. Nevertheless, Sirius took a 4th quarter loss of $245.5 million dollars.

Sirius almost went bankrupt, until Liberty Media bailed them out last month with a $530 million investment.

Thanks to Justin and others who tipped us to this story — Courtesy of TUAW

When I came into work to listen to Howard, I fired up StarLightXM, and this is the error I received.

First uSirius, now StarLight???!!!! I hope to god, that Sirius has something in place for online listening. Their system sucks.

To SiriusXM… you may be losing a customer.

Hey SiriusXM…. since uSirius was bounced from the iTunes AppStore for the iPhone… where’s my mobile app? Prices and packages have been going up… but I’ve gotten nothing in return.