Apple is developing an in-house iPhone and iPod Touch radio application, which will enable users to listen to FM radio on their existing devices, according to sources quoted by 9to5Mac. The iPhone ...

For months, TagStation LLC and the team behind its NextRadio app worked hard with Apple to get its smartphones to include an enabled FM chip, which would allow users to access local radio stations.

The new iPhone 4 has an FM radio receiver-capable chip, as did its predecessor, but it is not activated by Apple (and there is no way for anyone else to activate it). That has prompted new complaints ...

The FM radio has long been absent from most smartphones but lately, more and more manufacturers are enabling the FM radio chip in their devices. Now, the Federal Communications Commission is urging ...

Though some high-end phones still offer FM radio support, that is becoming increasingly uncommon. The FCC isn't happy about the lack of support, though, and is now asking Apple to activate the FM ...

Reports from users in possession of the latest iPhone 3G firmware indicate that the device will have support for both FM radio and FOTA (firmware over the air). FM radio support means that the iPhone ...

Following Apple's clarification that iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models do not have FM radio chips or antennas designed to support FM signals, the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has expressed ...

While the references aren't tied specifically to the iPhone, the possibility of an FM radio in next-gen models gained a bit of support from references in early iPhone 3.0 software betas to a new ...

Rumor site 9to5Mac reports that Apple is on the cusp of releasing an FM radio application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. And get this: it will be for the current models, not for some new hardware ...

Following hurricanes Harvey and Irma, Apple is facing renewed calls to activate the iPhone's FM radio, which the Cupertino company says is technically impossible. Federal Communications Commission ...