Sirius on Android without Upgrading

I just got a Samsung Galaxy Nexus. I'm able to log into the SiriusXM website with my lifetime subscription, tell it to use the full website - not mobile, and listen without upgrading my subscription or downloading an app, but it's a real pain. Both the old and new players won't move on the screen and you can't zoom in either. I tried the Android App but Sirius wants an extra $3 per month to use it. Is there another app, something like Permanence, that's gets around the additional charge?

I was actually able to get around this for a different reason. I wanted SiriusXM on my tablet and there was no tablet app. I basically set it up to stream from my desktop to my tablet when on the network. Basically XMTuner and TVersity.

Here is the post I made in XDA regarding this:

Well, yay!

I am now streaming SiriusXM to my tablet in the background without the app. FINALLY! THIS IS SO AWESOME!

I'm using XMTuner (there are several different PC applications like this you could use) in conjunction with TVersity.

XMTuner is a dual purpose PC app that is a non-browser tuner as well as a server for linking the channel feeds to uPnP. TVersity (Pro) serves local media and streams (it treats the Sirius XM feed as an RSS feed).

I'm playing the channels on my Prime using Skipta which can be minimized to the taskbar. uPnPlay can also be used (as I've used it for years), but it seems to be slower loading the DLNA server locations.

As an incredibly awesome side effect, I am now able to stream SiriusXM to my Xbox 360. That's a pretty f***ing awesome side effect.

UPDATE: uPnPlay seems to be the better option. If you turn on the Cache Detection in the Experimental settings, your TVersity server connects instantly. No such setting in Skipta.

I found that if you go into Opera Mobile Browser - Settings - Advanced - User Agent and select desktop the srius player works. The Sirius web address does not go to the mobile web and you can type in your account and password. Hope this help.