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Breathalyzer FM Transmitter For iPod/iPhoneOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by MargaretM 18 days ago (http://www.networkworld.com)
Category: network | Tags breathalyzer, ipod, iphone, fm, david steele enterprises,
Mike Keller writes "Just when you thought the iPod accessory market had seen it all, a company called David Steele Enterprises announced the iBreath- a fully functioning FM Transmitter add-on that d read more »
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Broadcom squeezes 11n, Bluetooth, FM into new, cheap chipOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 30 days ago (http://arstechnica.com)
Category: network | Tags broadcom, 11n, bluetooth, fm, chip, edr, bcm4329,
"Broadcom's latest chip, the BCM4329, makes it possible for handsets and portable media players to get the benefits of 802.11n, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, and FM without the battery drain or much extra cos read more »
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Microsoft makes FM radio the center of new Zune featureOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 120 days ago (http://www.betanews.com)
Category: peripherals | Tags microsoft, fm, radio, zune, feature, apple, ipod, tagging,
"In the latest attempt to further differentiate itself from the iPod, the Zune will now be able to tag songs from FM radio and purchase the music directly from the marketplace." read more »
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Celebrity Baby Blog is Acquired: People.com’s Gain Is FM Publishing’s LossOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 222 days ago (http://feeds.feedburner.com)
Category: internet | Tags celebrity, baby, blog, acquired, peoplecoms, gain, fm, publishings, loss,
"It's nice to see blogs growing up, even if they are about babies. People.com has bought Celebrity Baby Blog, a fast-growing blog started four years ago by Danielle Friedland. She confirmed..." read more »
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NPR's war on Low Power FM: the laws of physics vs. politicsOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by god 255 days ago (http://arstechnica.com)
Category: other | Tags nprs, war, power, fm, laws, physics, vs, politics, ,
NPR charges that the FCC is putting feel-good policies ahead of the laws of physics. With only so much FM spectrum to go around, it's a battle of ideologies; fans of local radio stand to lose the mos read more »
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