Christopher England said:

The longer answer is that you have to think of your phone as a computer.
Instead of 'Windows XP / Vista' it uses 'Symbian OS'. Instead of a
'broadband' connection it uses a '3G' connection. Just like with
broadband there are different price plans available for 3G service.
There are pay as you go (ouch) or unlimited packages.

That's great Christopher, thanks for the translation into English. Will explore the options.
 

Once you have that done then it's dead simple to just click on the
player on your phone, scroll through the hundreds of words to the name
of the station of your choice and press play. That's what I just did to
force myself to listen to Arrow Classic Rock. (Do they really only have
one 'jingle' and it just says "Arrow" and that's it?)

Hmmm, yes sorry about that – I feel I have put you through unnecessary suffering!

PS. If you are drunk and lost on your bike, the N95 also has an
integrated Sat Nav. :-)

Aha – tales of my heroic exploits getting home from the pub on two wheels have clearly spread far and wide!

Regards,
Giles.