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There is painfully little on regular FM radio anymore in the US. It is becoming the new AM radio. HD FM is difficult to support with a tiny antenna, I would pre
by LeoSolaris 10y ago
There is painfully little on regular FM radio anymore in the US. It is becoming the new AM radio. HD FM is difficult to support with a tiny antenna, I would presume by the lack of support already.
Besides, most US carriers blocked the radio API in their phones, so many in the US did not even know it existed. From what I understand, FM radios are still prevalent in phones sold elsewhere in the world, like South America and Asia, where FM is still the dominant radio signal.
- max_ 10y agoisn't that some kind of anti-competition?