My second motorola phone did not mention FM radio, but when I initially
cloned it over from my previous phone, the FM radio app was installed
and actually works.
The FM radio app on my mother's previous Samsung phone only works if
you plug in wired ear / headphones because it uses the wire as the
antenna. Her current Samsung phone doesn't have a headphone jack, but I
don't know if it still has the FM radio app (she hasn't and wouldn't
ever use it anyway) - I would guess not.
Apple "says" they care about consumer safety but what Apple says and what Apple "does" are two completely different things with respect to FM radio.
The result said most Android phones today come not only with the aux slot
but also an FM IC (both of which are required to use the emergency radio).
I have the suspicion that the radio could be re-designed to use the
screen wire on the USB cable instead of the screen wire on the audio jack.
Apple "says" they care about consumer safety but what Apple says and what Apple "does" are two completely different things with respect to FM radio.i
*FM radio chips make sense from a public safety aspect alone* <https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/fm-radio-in-smartphones/>
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has been asking mobile manufacturers to allow cellphone owners the safety of FM radio for years.
Apple "says" they care about consumer safety but what Apple says and what Apple "does" are two completely different things with respect to FM radio.
*FM radio chips make sense from a public safety aspect alone* <https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/fm-radio-in-smartphones/>
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote
My second motorola phone did not mention FM radio, but when I
initially cloned it over from my previous phone, the FM radio app
was installed and actually works.
The FM radio app on my mother's previous Samsung phone only works if
you plug in wired ear / headphones because it uses the wire as the
antenna. Her current Samsung phone doesn't have a headphone jack, but
I don't know if it still has the FM radio app (she hasn't and
wouldn't ever use it anyway) - I would guess not.
Only new Apple phones, as a brand, prevent emergency radio safety.
On 2023-11-17, Wally J <walterjones@invalid.nospam> wrote:
Apple "says" they care about consumer safety but what Apple says and whati
Apple "does" are two completely different things with respect to FM radio. >>
*FM radio chips make sense from a public safety aspect alone*
<https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/fm-radio-in-smartphones/>
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has been asking mobile
manufacturers to allow cellphone owners the safety of FM radio for years.
Imagine harboring such an irrational hatred of Apple that you find
yourself simping for ...FM radio stations... 🤣 You can't make this shit up, folks! 🤡
Apple "does" are two completely different things with respect to FM radio.
On 17.11.23 22:02, Wally J wrote:
Apple "does" are two completely different things with respect to FM radio.
Will be turned off in Europe anyway quite soon.
Super old technology. *ROTFLSTC*.
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