A new rumor this week suggests that Apple is developing an FM tuner app for iPhone and iPod touch users. Though not every device has the capability to receive FM signals, building the app is a simple ...

Pai framed his request around the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey, Irma, and Maria, and his belief that FM radio access could be invaluable to those looking for help. “When wireless networks go ...

According to 9 to 5 Mac Apple may soon enable the dormant FM tuner hardware currently sitting idle in the iPhone and iPod touch. 9 to 5 reports that Apple is developing an app that offers the same ...

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.

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 ...

Apple released a new wired remote control and FM tuner for the iPod, dubbed the iPod Radio Remote, at Macworld Expo Tuesday. The iPod Radio Remote is designed to add FM radio capabilities as well as ...

Silicon Laboratories Introduces Smallest, Highest Performance FM Broadcast Radio Tuner Family Austin, T.X.—Silicon Laboratories Inc. announced the Si470x FM tuner family, the industry's smallest, most ...

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 ...

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 ...

Listeners responded to the interview with air traffic controller John Charlton and the Public Radio Tuner app for the iPhone. Melissa Block and Robert Siegel read from listeners' e-mails. And we ...

Nordic farmers, Brahms in B minor, and Keynesian economic discussions may not seem to share a lot of common ground at first glance. But they do—at least on public radio. The eclectic mix of news, talk ...