Yes, Apple has pushed me back into FM radio. I remember well purchasing my first MP3 player a decade ago--it was a five-song, 32 MB-capacity Rio Diamond. This player hooked me on the on-demand ...

He could have stopped there but how much do people really listen to AM radio these days? To make sure he would actually use the thing he added an Arduino with an MP3 shield. It patches into the ...

Her latest invention is the culmination of her work and research thus far: The Lifeplayer, a comprehensive radio, cellular, MP3, and Internet-enabled device meant to empower groups of families ...

And maybe while you’re at it, you want some AM / FM functionality to mix up your music choices you need the best Bluetooth MP3 player with FM radio. For that, you need a Bluetooth transmitter.

If you have a vintage AM radio, it’s sometimes difficult to receive local stations unless you live in a larger city. Those living on the fringe or in the country might not be able to tune in many ...

This build does it all: radio, MP3 playback, and records incoming signals. The radio portion of the build is driven by an Si4735, which allows for receiving both in FM and AM — with all the AM ...

Russell Southwood talks to Kristine Pearson, CEO of Lifeline Energy about its Lifeplayer MP3/radio. The Lifeplayer is a rugged MP3 audio player, 5 band radio and recorder. Its recording facility ...

France-based Radio Classique is the first commercial European broadcasting station to use the mp3 Surround streaming module developed by Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS. This module ...

All this on a gadget you bought for $48. USB MP3 Pen + FM Radio + Voice Recorder [Brando] Gadgets Get the best tech, science, and culture news in your inbox daily. News from the future ...

SINGAPORE - These days, the humble MP3 radio set gets little air time. But for some elderly people living alone, the old-fashioned portable player has been a source of solace during the pandemic.

"The death of the MP3 was announced in a conference room in Erlangen, Germany, in the spring of 1995." But now, 22 years later, the MP3 truly is dead, according to the people who invented it.

Podcasting enables anyone to have In Our Time delivered automatically to their PC or Mac whenever a new mp3 file is placed on the website each week (assuming, of course, that their computer is ...