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‘FM Transmitter’ Stories

TuneLink Auto for Android devices ships

Shane McGlaun, Feb 3rd 2011 Discuss [1]

A few days before Christmas, we heard that the TuneLink Auto for Android smartphones was coming in the middle of January. The company that makes the TuneLink Auto is called New Potato Technologies and it missed that mid-January ship date for unknown reasons. Read The Full Story

TuneLink Auto for Android offers wireless tunes in your car coming soon

Shane McGlaun, Dec 22nd 2010 Discuss [5]

The number of FM transmitters on the market for smartphones like the iPhone and Android devices is massive. If you use an Android phone and want a solution that will allow you to get the tracks from your phone onto the stereo system in your car with no wires TuneLink Auto for Android will do the deed come mid-January. Read The Full Story

iKit unveils cool FM transmitter for iPod/iPhone with touchscreen

Shane McGlaun, Dec 10th 2010 Discuss [0]

The iPhone and iPod touch have touchscreens and the products have become some of the most popular gadgets on the market thanks in part to those touchscreens. If you have an iPod or iPhone and you want to be able to shoot your tunes over to the car stereo wirelessly and charge your device at the same time iKit has a new FM transmitter for you. Read The Full Story

Sirius XM’s XM Snap satellite radio with FM transmitter hits FCC

Chris Davies, Sep 9th 2010 Discuss [0]

A new Sirius XM device, the XM Snap, has shown up at the FCC. According to the test report, the XM Snap is a digital satellite receiver for in-vehicle use, complete with "a transmitter operating in the 88 - 108 MHz FM band. The XM Snap supplies the incoming satellite digital audio signal to the vehicle's radio via wired connection (Audio cable, FM Direct, or Cassette Adapter) or wireless FM transmission (Power Connect or FEA)." Read The Full Story

Belkin TuneCast Auto Live ships in North America

Shane McGlaun, Jan 26th 2010 Discuss [0]

Many newer cars over the last few years have started to include auxiliary inputs that will allows you to plug your MP3 player into the radio directly to listen to your digital tracks on the road. However, there are still a lot of cars on the road that do not have this feature. Read The Full Story

VIA NetNote “mashups” unveiled: 1080p HD capable ultraportables

Chris Davies, Sep 16th 2009 Discuss [0]

VIA have announced their latest ultraportable reference design, the NetNote, which the company describes as "a mashup between the netbook and the traditional notebook." Based on VIA's Surfboard mainboards, using either VIA C7-M or Nano CPUs, the NetNotes will have screens ranging from 10.2-inches to 12.1-inches and play back Full HD 1080p video. Read The Full Story

iPod touch 3G teardown: space for camera, WiFi ‘n’ & FM chip found

Chris Davies, Sep 11th 2009 Discuss [1]

Consider us surprised that, while we expected the most interest out of the iPod nano 5G teardown, in actual fact it's Apple's updated third-gen iPod touch the guts of which that are prompting the most intrigue. iFixit have been doing their usual job of stripping the new PMP down to its constituent parts, and in the process they've discovered not only a space where a nano-style video camera would fit perfectly, but signs of faster networking too. Read The Full Story

Archos Android MIDs A5S and A5H revealed in FCC filing

Chris Davies, Aug 26th 2009 Discuss [1]

Archos' upcoming Android MID has been prematurely outed by the FCC, ahead of its expected launch on September 15th. The Archos A5S (model 7501) Internet Media Tablet - a second, sibling device, the A5H (model 7502) was also mentioned in the user guide - bears a strong resemblance to the company's existing Archos 5, has a 5-inch (or possibly 4.8-inch) touchscreen display and includes WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and an FM transmitter/receiver. Read The Full Story

LG BL40 21:9 touchscreen phone shows up in wild

Chris Davies, Jul 16th 2009 Discuss [6]

Photos seemingly showing LG's BL40, the company's upcoming Black Label touchscreen featurephone as teased in this video, have emerged. According to the photographer, who did not reveal where he took the images, the BL40 does indeed have a 21:9 aspect display with 800 x 345 resolution, and running the existing S-Class 3D UI. More photos, plus a second version of the device, after the cut Read The Full Story

Next-Gen iPhone coming July 17th?

Chris Davies, May 19th 2009 Discuss [2]

A source said to be "closely connected to Apple's hardware development team" has disclosed a list of specifications and changes said to apply to the next generation Apple iPhone, together with a release date. According to their information, the new iPhone will arrive on July 17th, and double the capacity of the current iPhone 3G to 16GB and 32GB while maintaining the same price-points. Meanwhile the camera will get a bump from 2-megapixels to 3.2-megapixels, and the screen will switch from LCD to OLED. Full list of rumored changes after the cut Read The Full Story

WiFi ‘n’ & FM transmitter in next-gen iPhone

Chris Davies, Apr 6th 2009 Discuss [0]

According to the latest build of the iPhone firmware 3.0, the next-gen iPhone - known as iPhone 3.1 in the documentation - will use Broadcom's BCM4329 chipset, bringing with it the potential of improved WiFi performance and radio functionality. The BCM4329 adds support for WiFi draft-n, together with power saving features and not just an FM receiver but a transmitter also. Read The Full Story

Plug-In Car MP4 Player has no need for external music source

Staff Editor, Jan 2nd 2009 Discuss [0]

China seems to get all of the seemingly unneeded devices whether they are good or bad. The latest to come to our attention is "an ultra portable car media player with FM transmitter function." The Plug-in Car MP4 Player is anything but ordinary with the 4GB built-in memory. Read The Full Story