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2010-06-15
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@ Sicily
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#12
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Strangely enough, the fm radio application on the n800 could download a list of local stations with frequencies. I can't understand why such a nice feature was dropped on the n900.
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2010-06-15
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@ Guernsey
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#13
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The FM radio app on the N800 was made by Nokia, the one on N900 is made by community developers who had to start from scratch, so no features were really dropped, it is just a different app.
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2010-06-15
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@ Helsinki
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Well that story about traveling around really got to me and I decided to dload the FM Radio app again.
It's actually not that hard to use. I mean you press one of the arrows left or right down for a while and it will search the station for you. You can then save the station quite easily I think.
But it would be nice to have a digital version as well where searching for stations was a little more like what we're probably all used to.
Fire up a PM to the developer (Pycage on these forums) or contact him through the blog!
Last edited by cjp; 2010-06-15 at 14:08.
It's actually not that hard to use. I mean you press one of the arrows left or right down for a while and it will search the station for you. You can then save the station quite easily I think.
But it would be nice to have a digital version as well where searching for stations was a little more like what we're probably all used to.
Fire up a PM to the developer (Pycage on these forums) or contact him through the blog!
Last edited by cjp; 2010-06-15 at 14:08.
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2010-06-15
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Joined on Oct 2009
@ Boston
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Agree about the local flavor and "social" experience of listening to FM. Also agree about the dial tuning being really cool but a bit hard to use. I was thinking just the other day it would be nice to be able to scan...
Originally Posted by pepitoe
Wait, what? Really? oO Was it not open source? More winnage from Nokia the Open Source Champion?
The FM radio app on the N800 was made by Nokia, the one on N900 is made by community developers who had to start from scratch, so no features were really dropped, it is just a different app.
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Classic example of arbitrary Nokia decision making. Couldn't just fallback to the no brainer of tagging with lat/lon if network isn't accessible, could you Nokia?
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2010-06-15
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@ Helsinki
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#16
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The program could also use an extra piece of code switching off Bluetooth once I close the application!
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2010-06-15
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Joined on Apr 2010
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Originally Posted by cjp
didnt know we could scan for stations on the app. The only thing i would like to clarify is that you have to keep the arrow pressed so it starts scanning, pressing once takes you to your next saved radio
Well that story about traveling around really got to me and I decided to dload the FM Radio app again.
It's actually not that hard to use. I mean you press one of the arrows left or right down for a while and it will search the station for you. You can then save the station quite easily I think.
But it would be nice to have a digital version as well where searching for stations was a little more like what we're probably all used to.
Fire up a PM to the developer or contact him through the blog!
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2010-06-15
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Joined on Sep 2007
@ Looking at y'all and sighing
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Originally Posted by Flandry
ROFL. Click this link but I must warn you: the near-emptiness of the page combined with the white background may blind your eyes if you're browsing in the dark...
Wait, what? Really? oO Was it not open source? More winnage from Nokia the Open Source Champion?
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2010-06-15
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Joined on Nov 2008
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Originally Posted by cjp
Use Autodisconnect, it has a bluetooth auto-off feature in it.
The program could also use an extra piece of code switching off Bluetooth once I close the application!
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2010-06-15
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Joined on Jan 2010
@ Austria
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Indeed: where is the love?
Somebody from this community was able to produce this nice app, which I found just amazing to be possible at all, and there is absolutely zero gratitude in the OP.
Somebody from this community was able to produce this nice app, which I found just amazing to be possible at all, and there is absolutely zero gratitude in the OP.
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Need more apps for the N900? Check out Qole's Easy Debian and read the wiki!
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Need more apps for the N900? Check out Qole's Easy Debian and read the wiki!
My Easy Debian installation log
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Found this thread about who developed / helped with this at one point:
http://tabletui.wordpress.com/2009/1...adio-for-n900/
And now the actual developers blog:
http://pycage.blogspot.com/
Scroll down to the October 11, 2009 entry and the developer (Martin Grimme) talks about how it works.... interesting.
Last edited by wowsher; 2010-06-15 at 13:47.