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SD Radio Card

The pocketRADIO is a SD FM Stereo Radio card for your Palm PDA that delivers great sound on the run or in the office. Take your PDA with the pocketRADIO and listen to news or music programs anytime, anywhere!! Program/store 18 favorite FM Stations for instant recall. Auto Scan feature finds new stations
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Courtesy of an article from the register here - http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/54/32582.html
This is the products sales page in America - http://store.yahoo.com/ibizpda/sdppo.html
Sadly this requires an SDIO slot. Hopefully the XDA II will sort this out . . .
As usual though looks good on paper..

I saw one of these in CF, and really have to wonder...
You're paying $50 for a $5 portable radio.
It steals power from the device.
Playback is independent anyway.
All you get is a fancy on-screen display to select stations.
I don't get it. Why?

[Review] Mpow Upgraded Streambot Z

I love this Bluetooth FM transmitter! Its extremely easy to use and easy to stow away when not in use.
Usage:
I use this transmitter in my 1993 Mazda Miata and my 2005 Nissan Altima. I have it paired to my HTC One m8. The transmitter quickly pairs to my phone upon twisting the key in my ignition. I love the fact that I am easily able to transport this transmitter to any car with ease.
Pros:
Strong transmission signal
Stylish design
USB pass-through port
Great microphone audio quality
Easy to pair and operate
Compact
Cons:
None
Item contents:
Mpow Streambot Z Bluetooth FM Transmitter
Instructional manual
Warranty documentation
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Nexus 7 Installed in Sportage

So I wanted more from my Kia Sportage than what I was getting so I decided to install a Nexus 7 along with my factory HU. Since I am not making this a standalone HU many things will not be an issue. Currently I am waiting on a few parts to come in that have been ordered so I have been working on the screens for the unit. Here is what I currently have setup.
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Spotify Presets 1: Spotify radio stations
Spotify Presets 2: my Spotify Playlist
Waze: buttons linked to specific Waze functions
Torque: trip log using Torque widgets, having issue with distance to empty
Torque: engine stats
Torque: track stats, mainly for show since its a Kia Sportage

Nice. I'm thinking of the same for my jeep grand cherokee

so far I really like the way my setup is headed, very easy to use and the info that I want....auto makers take note lol

FM transmitter

Hello everyone
Does anyone know if the a FM transmitter APK exists? It is used to transmit music from your phone to a fm radio. thanks

This was a thing?

I've never heard of an app that does this, but I used to have a transmitter that plugged into the headphone jack.

It doesn't need any app, it's using bluetooth.
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check this one: https://bit.ly/2UVNMLv

uniquexbox said:
It doesn't need any app, it's using bluetooth.
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From Phone to the FM Transmitter BT is used, but from Transmitter to a classic Analog Radio a FM Signal creation is needed. Not sure if a FM Radio receiver in a phone could be used like this to send a FM signal.

FM tuner app.

Is there any fm tuner app beside NEXTRADIO working on Snapdragon Note 9 ?

This is the one comes installed on the N9600 variant.
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If yours is "U"SA variant I"m afraid you can't have it working since it's needed to be pushed to SYSTEM partition and can be done only with root privileges which probably will never get for this variant. Apart from this I found no luck as I tried some others like Two0, Sony's, LG's, and even AOKP's. Those are all proprietary limited.
However I found out I can record FM high quality stereo sound using Spirit1 developed by Mike Reidis R.I.P. This method does not require root and easily keeps me happy with my device for sure. The stock OEM FM interface has record function too but it sucks since it reverts to mono m4a.