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Agree. The only problem about radio is requiring wired headphones to serve as antenna. Do flagship Snapdragon SOCs still have radio? Thinking about next GOS co
by user2722 2mo ago
Agree. The only problem about radio is requiring wired headphones to serve as antenna.
Do flagship Snapdragon SOCs still have radio? Thinking about next GOS compatible Motorola-branded device, the first device GOS will support with Snapdragon.
- kanbankaren 2mo agoMy current Android phone has a FM radio that doesn't even require a wired headphone as the FM antenna is built-in. If you connect your BT headset, the FM station is heard through the BT headset in full stereo. Of course, it is a Chinese brand who haven't forsaken FM radios. Apparently, Europeans still prefer a FM radio on their smartphones that Chinese brands that sell in Europe still retain them. Here in USA, people don't seem to care about radio.
- ACCount37 2mo agoSoCs - not really. FM radio support is a part of a Bluetooth chip, an audio codec chip, or even a standalone IC. In modern high end SoCs, even the 5G modem is largely evicted from the SoC itself. Only the digital processing happens in the SoC - while ADC/DAC and anything analog lives in its own IC.