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more about #fm nutbastard: too bad the only decent station around here is the college station KSJS, which has the broadcasting wattage of about 10 ipod fm transmitters. more » mildretard: I wouldn't mind a little FM lovin' on my iPod touché. Anyone know how radio battery drainage stacks up against streaming? more » Mitch: Wait - people still listen to FM radio?? This is one rumor that will be true, because it's another worthless addition to the iphone. Any station wor... more » vladdybear: Aren't iPods the reason no one wants to listen to FM anymore? It just seems so last century. I don't see Apple doing that at all. more » Ben Longo: This sounds great if only to give me access to the audio from the TV's at my gym. They stream the sound using FM transmitters-so I've been left in the... more » Kaiser-Machead: This is good, but it's just a shame that NYC has some of the shittiest FM around. Heck I'd rather listen to the Power Loon in the backwoods of Minneso... more » OMG! Ponies!: Want the same functionality that a Zune has had since Day 1? There's an app for that. more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't they consider the current 32GB & 64GB iTouch's 2.5 Gen, and the 8GB is still 2nd Gen? Also, does that cozy above s... more » Ris Oyt: Well, I'm surprised that no one has mentioned this... it could also be tha fact that if they included a cam on the 'touch, their iphone sales might ha... more » tande04: Yep, about what I expected. More and more the evidence is pointing to the fact that there was supposed to be a camera but it wasn't good enough for a ... more » Gilbert Tang Jr.: My sentiments. more » RT100: I say solder that sucker in there yourself, they even left you some space! pop the camera out of a nano and crack open the touch, and just set it in ... more » Nick2: Apple, I don't care if the case is 2mm thicker at the top than the bottom, put that auto-focus 3GS camera in! more » The_Gas_Man: "if you have an N router and are tired of slumming with a/b/g, this would be a big deal." Giz believes the iPhone will have the horsepower to take adv... more » KTK1990: I bet those will be activated in 4.0 and then you all will be excited when we see some other device in a touch that will be activated in 5.0.... and t... more » SacGamer: And Zune HD is still superior. more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Is this the 8gb neutered, or one of the 32/64 well endowed models? Also, does anyone else have Quantum Leap memories when seeing the naked 'pod on th... more » b0bcat: FM Transmitter!?! How about a FM receiver? more » Dancing Milkcarton: Are AM receivers larger, or too power hungry to include in a mobile device? You need AM around here for our NFL/MLB game broadcasts. I heart AM. Boo. more » dingus: Throw Science Friday in there and you've got my entire podcast lineup. Best thing about SciFri: Ira cutting off the occasional crackpot caller, esp... more » -
#rumor
Rumor: Apple Unlocking iPhone and iPod Touch's Latent FM Powers With Radio App
9to5Mac hears that the iPhone and iPod touch are getting a radio app like the nano's that'll be able play FM radio in the background. It'll be integrated with the iTunes store, supposedly, so you can buy songs you like. More » -
#ipodtouch
New iPod Touch Teardown Reveals 802.11n, FM Transmission Hardware, Plus Room For Nano Camera
iFixit's teardown of the new new iPod touch has revealed a few interesting bits of dormant hardware that could eventually get switched on by the powers that be at Apple. This includes support for 802.11n and FM transmission. More » -
#iphoneapps
Public Radio iPhone App Adds On-Demand Content, Accidentally Kills FM Radio
A few weeks ago, LA's KCRW set the gold standard for radio station apps: a streaming client with access to a huge back catalog of on-demand station content. Public Radio Player 2.0 does the same thing—for everyone. More » -
#belkin
Belkin's TuneCast GPS-Assisted FM Transmitter Is Like Putting a DVR Into a VHS Player
Much like putting a DVR into a VHS player, Belkin's TuneCast Auto Live utilizes really good technology to support something that isn't all that great. More specifically, it uses GPS coordinates and the iPhone (3.0) to identify the best FM frequencies. More » -
#automotive
This Car Bluetooth Speaker Squeezes Inside Your Steering Wheel
In case your car isn't new or nice enough to have Bluetooth integration, this Steering Wheel Bluetooth Adapter seems like the perfect solution, save for one catch. More » -
#sarotech
Sarotech's Abigs DVP-260X Media Player Holds 320GB, Does 5.1 Audio and HDMI, Plus FM Transmitter
Sarotech's' 2.5-inch ABigs player seems to be designed by an engineer with a gigantic budget. Why? Because it's got a 2.5-inch display, H.264 and MKV support, 1080p over HDMI and 5.1-channel out, a built-in FM transmitter, a photo viewer, an e-book and both PAL and NTSC compatibility. The 160GB version is available for $278 and the 320GB version is available for $328 from Korea, which isn't all that bad considering everything you get from it. If you still want the Korean flavor of this Sarotech but a bit more US availability, there's always Cowon's PMPs. They've got not quite as massive storage, but their format support is phenomenal. [AVING] -
#radio
Brando's Cyber Tap Radios Suck (Onto Your Shower Cubicle)
Brando's Cyber Tap bath-time radio is not massively high-tech, sure, but its cuteness is undeniable. Stick its 4.7-inch sucker onto tiles or glass, adjust FM/AM frequency and twirl the volume tap to boogie away to showertime music. Is the red one more suited to Hot Gossip while the blue one's best for Coldplay? Who knows, but after a bad joke like that you'll be pleased to know the water-resistant, battery-powered Cyber Tap costs $16. [Brando] -
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#fmtuner
Belkin TuneBase FM Finds the Best FM Frequency
Compatible with pretty much every Apple player except for the iPhone, this Belkin TuneBase FM has ClearScan technology, which searches all FM stations and finds the least-used one for you to broadcast your tunes on. It's $89, has a docking station, and plugs neatly into your car's cigarette adapter. Of course, even with the cleanest FM station, you're still going to run into some interference, which is why we still recommend the $10, 1995 method of using a tape adapter. [Belkin]
