Comment on BladeRF-wiphy: Open-source, software defined radio modemparentComments−samstave5yI figured it would come down to antennas.... but I am still disappointed...−WrtCdEvrydy5yAM/FM is really up to the handset manufacturer, some phones have the hardware turned off by the manufacturer.−mjcohen5yA number of phones, including my Samsung Galaxy S10e, have the built-in FM radio enabled. It needs to have a earphone plugged in, which it uses as the antenna. The app is NextRadio.−the_only_law5yI had a very cheap Android phone for a while that had this. Unfortunately, later flagship phones I got seemingly did not.−samstave5yDope - is there any IOS equiv app? (or is this avail om IOS?)
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I figured it would come down to antennas.... but I am still disappointed...
AM/FM is really up to the handset manufacturer, some phones have the hardware turned off by the manufacturer.
A number of phones, including my Samsung Galaxy S10e, have the built-in FM radio enabled. It needs to have a earphone plugged in, which it uses as the antenna. The app is NextRadio.
I had a very cheap Android phone for a while that had this. Unfortunately, later flagship phones I got seemingly did not.
Dope - is there any IOS equiv app? (or is this avail om IOS?)