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Apple iPhone 3rd generation 16GB mobile phone and mp3 player

2009

Apple iPhone 3rd generation 16GB mobile phone and mp3 player

2009

  • NFSA ID5NE0ZP04
  • TypeObjects
  • MediumArtefact
  • FormEquipment, Domestic
  • Year2009

While early Apple iPhones used Broadcom chips, which were in theory able to process FM signals, Apple left the radio receiver functionality inactive.

Nonetheless, smartphones ushered in a new era of listening to music and radio, and today apps enable integrated listening of radio, podcasts and music. The smartphone is now one of the most popular audio devices in use.

Return to Radio 100 Chapter 5

While early Apple iPhones used Broadcom chips, which were in theory able to process FM signals, Apple left the radio receiver functionality inactive.

Nonetheless, smartphones ushered in a new era of listening to music and radio, and today apps enable integrated listening of radio, podcasts and music. The smartphone is now one of the most popular audio devices in use.

Return to Radio 100 Chapter 5

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