no but there are several radio java apps that work..or did at the time. dont ask me to name them,been so long i can't recall exactly what they were. but i do recall listening to a few local stations. didnt use it long,was sorta novelty to me.
Thank you man.
I've been thinking hard about my smartphone usage, and I've come to realize a few things consistently:
1. I don't use any processor intensive apps.
My main apps are browser, Google maps, and Tapatalk. Those are the big 3. And I've since realized that Google has REALLY good mobile versions of all their services (Gmail, maps, YouTube).
2. Battery life is probably my main irk with my smartphone.
3. No matter how good your hardware, bad coverage area can make lots of problems. Conversely, a "low end" phone used in a high coverage area can be a passable experience.
These 3 things have made me realize that I don't need a high powered smartphone. In fact, I may not even need a smartphone at all ( since Maps, Gmail, and some forums can be accessed in the browser).
All I need in a phone really is: call/mms, Opera browser, FM radio, and a good coverage area.
I am seriously considering ditching Android in favor of something inexpensive and lightweight. In fact, with my core usage, I don't see why I really need anything other than a good 600 mhz processor and Froyo. I don't need a powerful mobile computer, that is something hyped by Google and Apple.
Also looking into open hardware, open source phones such as the Geeksphone zero. ZTE Blade looks cool but it's mainly international.
So that's why I'm asking about FM Radio, going to experiment with some embedded phones. Think I can create a comparable experience and leave the hype behind, which suits me just fine
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