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FM Radio

I really miss the FM Radio I have on my orbit, is there one I can use for the Kaiser or can I copy the one from the Orbit to the Kaiser. if so what files ?
I want one that picks up radio waves not streaming through GPRS please.
Thanks

SOrry but no. And most likely will never happen. I think because its hardware dependent

Dam Oh well

FM Radio on TyTNII?

Is it possible to use the existing hardware within the TyTNII for receiving FM radio signals? Surely it'd be a case of utilising the same hardware used for WiFi (802.11x = 2.4GHz), but at a lower frequency (FM 88.0MHz-108.0MHz)..
I was disappointed that FM radio was not an included feature of the TyTNII, however I'm happy with just about everything else about it. The only comparable phone that I was considering is the Eten X500+ glofiish which does have FM radio.
If there is already an FM radio application, please hook me up.
Regards,
Scott.

NOPE kaiser does not have fm transmitter ...

if it was simply the case of utilizing the same hardware.......then surely, every single ppc with wifi could be modded to receive fm radio signal. holy cow, you know what i realized, my laptop has wifi too! i'm sooo gonna mod it to receive fm radio

just because they use the same term "radio frequency" doesn't always mean that they're interchangeable. so let's review this... since TyTn II has WiFi radio chip is there any software to turn it into:
satellite dish receiver?
citizen band transceiver?
(hd)tv tuner?
microwave oven?
fm radio? ... maybe not
bluetooth - there's a dedicated component/module for this
GPS - there's a dedicated component/module for this
but who knows if there was a disabled chip that can potentially be activated (as long as the hardware is there and accessible), there might be possibilities

one word: SEARCH!
there is a LONG thread on this in one of the kaiser sections which has long been buried which has determined that the kaiser does not have the proper hardware to receive FM radio signals. the touch cruise can receive them IIRC but the kaiser cannot due to the lack of a needed chip.

wizzi said:
Is it possible to use the existing hardware within the TyTNII for receiving FM radio signals? Surely it'd be a case of utilising the same hardware used for WiFi (802.11x = 2.4GHz), but at a lower frequency (FM 88.0MHz-108.0MHz)..
I was disappointed that FM radio was not an included feature of the TyTNII, however I'm happy with just about everything else about it. The only comparable phone that I was considering is the Eten X500+ glofiish which does have FM radio.
If there is already an FM radio application, please hook me up.
Regards,
Scott.
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Threads like this should be closed the second they are posted. Sorry if i sound like a know it all, but i am a amateur radio operator, hence I have alo't of experience in the radio field. Using a modulated 2.4ghz transciever in impossible to re-modulate it to the am/fm bands. it just wont work.
second. you have to have a on board antenna and a tuner that is resonant on those freq's and the kaiser/tilt does not.
Third. Dutty has been tinkering on a idea of getting it to work, and following what he is thinking it might work, however the reception most likely will be limited.
Fourth. If a radio is such a big deal then buy a am/fm portable radio, or buy a sony w580i,
Fifth. SEARCH, there are plenty of threads regarding this.

KD8DNS said:
Threads like this should be closed the second they are posted. Sorry if i sound like a know it all, but i am a amateur radio operator, hence I have alo't of experience in the radio field. Using a modulated 2.4ghz transciever in impossible to re-modulate it to the am/fm bands. it just wont work.
second. you have to have a on board antenna and a tuner that is resonant on those freq's and the kaiser/tilt does not.
Third. Dutty has been tinkering on a idea of getting it to work, and following what he is thinking it might work, however the reception most likely will be limited.
Fourth. If a radio is such a big deal then buy a am/fm portable radio, or buy a sony w580i,
Fifth. SEARCH, there are plenty of threads regarding this.
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Sixth. Using wifi or data go to www.thestreamcenter.com/pda and listen to all the FM radio your heart desires

Wow! Thanks for that link.

...or get one of the many internet radio programs available (such as Resco Pocket Radio).

FM Radio

Hi May sound a silly question, but I am not too sure, so would like to check with experts...
Is it possible to Intsall/Add FM radio to HTC Viva? not the one which works thru GPRS/EDGE, I am talking about proper FM Radio
Thanks

No replies? Experts is this possible?

did you find what you were looking for?

no buddy, i think this is not possible, but you never know with these techies working here...
I am still waiting a reply...

try power radio v2.10 it will work through gprs or wifi

there is no hardware for FM in viva

giri24x7 said:
there is no hardware for FM in viva
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yes
there is no hardware for RADIO on Opal
so, u should forget this

[REQ] [SUGGETION] FM Transmeter application

Hi There,
I would like to throw sugestion or request (if someone already found it) for application which can replace external FM transmeter.
I am noob to this, but was wondering if our radio can do Wifi Router kind of thing than what about FM Waves?? Is it possible release fm waves so we can play music on phone through car's FM Radio or other FM radio?
I am sorry if this sounds silly question or request.
Thanks.

bro !
a hardware is needed to do this action n it is not ANY related to wifi !

Hey apex,
Thanks for information.

hey man! but the raphael and diamond have FM receivers! maybe modding software can convert it to FM transmitter!

jeanmichel6 said:
hey man! but the raphael and diamond have FM receivers! maybe modding software can convert it to FM transmitter!
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good point, but it's not true

how you know that its not true? nobody tried that! maybe its only to revert the process of receiving RF signals

You need to have the hardware send fm signals. Our phones don't have the right hardware to do that.

[Q] Interesting Question

Hi there,
I've just seen something interesting in a friend's car: the used a gadget pluged in to the phone, which was able to send frequencies to the car-radio (when the car radio was set to a certain frequency) and you could listen the music of the phone without any adapter or so!
So my question now, is the GalaxyS maybe also able to send frequencies (not far, 2 meteres would be just fine) with a certain software to the radio? And if not, is it theoretically possible and has just not yet been programmed?
Thx in Advance for your answers

an FM transmitter can be pluged into the 1/8 jack. Most likely the way your friend is doing it.
You can find a bunch here:
http://www.amazon.ca/b?ie=UTF8&node=1243513011