Note:  In certain cases, we've found that switching from Normal Quality audio to High Quality can help. From the Now Playing screen hit the phone's menu button and select Preferences. Change the Cell Network Audio Quality to High instead of Normal.

If you're still having issues using Pandora on Android, try the following steps:

1. Uninstall the app: From the home screen, press the menu key and select Settings then Applications. Select Manage Applications. Scroll down and select Pandora. Then Uninstall.

2. Power down the phone and pull the battery out. Put the battery back in and turn the phone on.

3. Reinstall: Go to the Android Market and search for Pandora.

4. Clear data for Pandora: Press the menu key and select Settings then Applications. Next select Manage Applications. On that page select Clear data.

5. Make sure the app installed to the phone's local memory. If the app is on the SD card, move it to local memory then restart your phone.

Note: We do not support Pandora on rooted or unlocked phones, unofficial OS releases, or custom ROMs. We only support Pandora on configurations that we have fully tested, so as to ensure the application will work correctly and won't cause any problems with functions of the device.