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It's not free to design or sell, even if the audio parts used "have the capability". If Apple thought they'd sell more phones, they'd do it. Back when I was fi
by zakalwe2000 10y ago
It's not free to design or sell, even if the audio parts used "have the capability". If Apple thought they'd sell more phones, they'd do it.
Back when I was fighting the good fight against Apple, MP3 player vendors kept adding FM (and eventually HD Radio) in the hope that it was what Apple users were missing... The radio industry liked that strategy too.
P.S. Headphone antennas are kind of shit.
- pbhjpbhj 10y ago>It's not free to design or sell, even if the audio parts used "have the capability". // The chances are that the system was designed to enable it and the choice to disable was made commercially. It seems most likely to be like hardware with more memory or faster clock speeds where the manufacturer just cripples it to make the cheaper model.