I haven't heard anything about the FM radio for the Sprint version. I know it is disabled for US versions, but is included with the international version. Is there a difference in LTE chipset?
I would like to get this feature working if possible.
Here is the .apk for the FM radio for international variants. (fails to install though)
bump...could this work?
Would love this as well.
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Bump. This would be a nice feature
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I'm also interested in this. Can anyone confirm that the FM radio is there in hardware on the Sprint/other US versions? If so, it is just a matter of software, right?
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Just tried to install that file and it wouldnt finish. It'd stop and give an error "Application not installed".
Dont think the radio is there.
I pushed it to system/app and set the permissions to rw-r-r. After reboot I get the icon but it just fc. I'll look a little more into it later but probably still won't work anyway even if I can get it to not fc.
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US versions rarely have FM radios. in this case. there is no FM radio.
na7q said:
US versions rarely have FM radios. in this case. there is no FM radio.
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That's the one nice thing about the HTC phones for me atleast. I use FM radio for sporting events. And the Evo 3D and the Evo 4G had the FM radio available to use.
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US versions rarely have FM radios. in this case. there is no FM radio.
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Do you mean the hardware is not physically there or just the software?
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US versions rarely have FM radios. in this case. there is no FM radio.
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Wow, you sound soo sure. Where is your source?? Samsung hasnt even made this documentation/ pinouts public yet, besides the user manual which I have attached:
Jed Dignazio said:
Wow, you sound soo sure. Where is your source?? Samsung hasnt even made this documentation/ pinouts public yet, besides the user manual which I have attached:
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Does this mean the hardware for the radio is there or it isn't ?
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Jed Dignazio said:
Wow, you sound soo sure. Where is your source?? Samsung hasnt even made this documentation/ pinouts public yet, besides the user manual which I have attached:
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na7q is correct when he says "US versions rarely have FM radios." See the old compatibility list for my FM app: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1059296&page=480
As to "there is no FM radio.", I imagine that remains to be proven one way or another.
I can give more information if someone, preferably with SU/root, ran my app here and sent me a debug log: http://d-h.st/rky
Use Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs and after 20 seconds or so, press Send. Or if no email get /sdcard/sprt_debug.txt .
At a minimum, my guess is that a stock ROM can't support FM; rooted or with custom kernel, who knows yet...
Nice sharing idea.., i very like this application...
Sent a debug log.
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Sent a debug log.
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Thanks.
No sign of the needed FM driver.
In theory it's possible the FM si4705 chip is there, but would need a custom kernel to activate. But I doubt it's even there; it's not there on any other high end Samsungs sold in the US.
I'd recommend writing your politicians, but that's likely a waste of time and they ignore the NABs pleas to compel FM capability.
Uhhhhh... TuneIn?
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Didnt someone do a tear down on androidforums and find the hardware was not there?
If I run across it I will post the link.
I very well could be thinking of one of the other many many phones released in the last year that does not have it
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If you're referring to Tune In Radio, that does no good for local FM (think audio for televisions at the gym) broadcasts.
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what is 'matching ril files' nd how it is
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Its matching your radio to your rom. Just use the latest tmobile radio would be my advice.
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Android_Monsters said:
Its matching your radio to your rom. Just use the latest tmobile radio would be my advice.
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I think that's not quite right. The way I understand it's rather that you adjust your rom to play nicer with the radio version you're currently running and in the process achieving better signal reception etc.
Ril matching means, that you match the 'radio interface libraries' of your rom to your current radio. There a few scripts out there that will do this for you, but I don't know if there being kept up to date.
However I don't think that this is a really something, you need to be concerned about unless you have specific problems that need to be fixed.
Never change a running system and such..
my wifi signal strenght is quite poor nd i was lookin for the solution how to get it better
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I always flash after I use a different hboot and it seems to make my reception better
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It should be noted that different radio versions work differently depending on your location. Would be best to search that thread for favorable results in or around your area in the replies, then match RIL files with said radio version.
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Ril matching means, that you match the 'radio interface libraries' of your rom to your current radio. There a few scripts out there that will do this for you, but I don't know if there being kept up to date.
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V 3 is avaible here
Not sure it's completly updated...
EDIT : DON T USE IT . I've just cut off my data with it...
Hello, I was wondering if the S3 comes with a Fm Transmitter built-in. I have read on one site that it does. And if so is there any way to make use of that functionality?
We believe it comes with an FM radio and it could be able recieve and transmit, there is another thread somewhere about that, but last u checked, the were no libraries for it, no drivers, and some o other issues. Search for FM radio app the developer Mike, is the one whose hunting down the possibility of getting a fix
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Alright thank you. I tried searching for an app on the market but none of them work. I do recall seeing a thread about it somewhere but it seemed to be purely for development purposes. Oh well, I'll stick to my crappy FM transmitter from Walmart for now.
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Hostage XII said:
Alright thank you. I tried searching for an app on the market but none of them work. I do recall seeing a thread about it somewhere but it seemed to be purely for development purposes. Oh well, I'll stick to my crappy FM transmitter from Walmart for now.
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I know that once installed the app from mike is called "Spirit Radio", but I have not found a way to get the stock version of the Galaxy S3 to run it. Just thought I would throw in my 2 cents. According to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1059296 though some recent CM9 builds were working with his app after settings changes. I just have yet to take the plunge on my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 after the latest OTA (LG8) solved some of the issues I was having with Smart Stay not being too "Smart" and with S-Voice not recognizing commands. I am thinking about doing it just so I can have FM radio on my phone again (I got spoiled by an HTC EVO 4G before picking up this new phone).
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I know that once installed the app from mike is called "Spirit Radio", but I have not found a way to get the stock version of the Galaxy S3 to run it. Just thought I would throw in my 2 cents. According to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1059296 though some recent CM9 builds were working with his app after settings changes. I just have yet to take the plunge on my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 after the latest OTA (LG8) solved some of the issues I was having with Smart Stay not being too "Smart" and with S-Voice not recognizing commands. I am thinking about doing it just so I can have FM radio on my phone again (I got spoiled by an HTC EVO 4G before picking up this new phone).
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Thank you! I was able to get the app running although the signal is -17 but there is some hope. I didn't get a chance to try the LG8 went straight to the AOKP ROM.
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I thought the FM radio was not a part of the chipset.
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I thought the FM radio was not a part of the chipset.
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There was a misconception going around for a tiny bit that it was not included. Mike found that it was installed with some sort of Qualcomm based chip, but for whatever reason the US versions took it out of their stock ROMs. The work around is to get apparently either an AOKP ROM or CM9 based ROM and make a few tweaks to his App. The chipset is there, Samsung just is not supporting the US version's FM radio (possibly due to a request from US based carriers as is also rumored but that is unlikely since the new HTC phone came out with the FM radio chipset AND software to run it on the stock ROM).
And i just bought a fm transmitter =(
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I am guessing it has more to do with fcc then the carriers in the u.s.
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I am guessing it has more to do with fcc then the carriers in the u.s.
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I guess there is an outside chance of that, but wouldn't that have affected the HTC device as well then? They both released at basically the same time one with and one without FM capability built into the software only.
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There was a misconception going around for a tiny bit that it was not included. Mike found that it was installed with some sort of Qualcomm based chip, but for whatever reason the US versions took it out of their stock ROMs. The work around is to get apparently either an AOKP ROM or CM9 based ROM and make a few tweaks to his App. The chipset is there, Samsung just is not supporting the US version's FM radio (possibly due to a request from US based carriers as is also rumored but that is unlikely since the new HTC phone came out with the FM radio chipset AND software to run it on the stock ROM).
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I don't think the US hardware is capable of FM. There is nothing in the hardware in US that can do it. They took it out to save $2.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31576462#post31576462
Hostage XII said:
Alright thank you. I tried searching for an app on the market but none of them work. I do recall seeing a thread about it somewhere but it seemed to be purely for development purposes. Oh well, I'll stick to my crappy FM transmitter from Walmart for now.
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Are you talking about like police scanner or like ACS kind of radios?
Hello Xda, I was curious whether there is an application for all android devices that enables the knock knock feature from the g2. If anyone knows, please post the link. Cheers
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Hello Xda, I was curious whether there is an application for all android devices that enables the knock knock feature from the g2. If anyone knows, please post the link. Cheers
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I know I can set certain behaviors with apex launcher using a desktop double tap which resembled the "knock knock" feature. Sleeping and waking the phone isnt one of them though.
They had an app for the Nexus line called "PGM Nexus" that had the exact same function. Maybe you could ask those guys for a similar mod for the S4?
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They had an app for the Nexus line called "PGM Nexus" that had the exact same function. Maybe you could ask those guys for a similar mod for the S4?
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree&hl=en
says its compatible so i tried it but needs you to install a seperate app after it.. the actual module is only for nexus.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree&hl=en
says its compatible so i tried it but needs you to install a seperate app after it.. the actual module is only for nexus.
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The only problem is that I'm not rooted
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The only problem is that I'm not rooted
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Good luck with any moderate to serious mods without being rooted
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Good luck with any moderate to serious mods without being rooted
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I don't see how it's so serious. It's just tapping the display twice to wake the device. How complicated is it?
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I don't see how it's so serious. It's just tapping the display twice to wake the device. How complicated is it?
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It's all about permissions... What is the so permitted to do without root access?
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Maybe a tasked profile.
If I actually did help, how bout a Thanks
Thought something like this was kernel based. Custom kernels for the htc one have this ability.
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Pretty sure osmosizzz is correct. Faux and Franco usually build this in but without root your sol. Sorry dude.
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I had PGM on my galaxy nexus.... after getting used to it, it really really hard to live without this feature (especially after a few failed hardware buttons on phones in the past). Alongside the on-screen buttons, my phone required no hardware button pressing.
This is the one feature I will go to the ends of the earth looking for, and unfortunately I have yet to find anything like this for the S4. The reason this is such an obscure feature is because it requires low level kernel+hardware development, and from what I have heard from ponery and other devs, getting the kernel and screen to listen for specific screen input /w a corresponding kernel module (while keeping battery drain at an acceptable level) requires very very specific hardware and boatloads of very extensive, tricky, and sensitive development.
I wish someone would make something like this for the S4 (if ponery did I would jump for joy), and I would pay good money for it too.
It would have been really awesome if samsung would have included this type of feature alongside airview (and made sure they were both really really polished.... like an open airview api out-of-the-box), instead of the dumpster full of gimmicky garbage they did include.
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I had PGM on my galaxy nexus.... after getting used to it, it really really hard to live without this feature (especially after a few failed hardware buttons on phones in the past). Alongside the on-screen buttons, my phone required no hardware button pressing.
This is the one feature I will go to the ends of the earth looking for, and unfortunately I have yet to find anything like this for the S4. The reason this is such an obscure feature is because it requires low level kernel+hardware development, and from what I have heard from ponery and other devs, getting the kernel and screen to listen for specific screen input /w a corresponding kernel module (while keeping battery drain at an acceptable level) requires very very specific hardware and boatloads of very extensive, tricky, and sensitive development.
I wish someone would make something like this for the S4 (if ponery did I would jump for joy), and I would pay good money for it too.
It would have been really awesome if samsung would have included this type of feature alongside airview (and made sure they were both really really polished.... like an open airview api out-of-the-box), instead of the dumpster full of gimmicky garbage they did include.
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Guess it is time for me to switch to lg
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the PGM feature is the best implementation ive seen id really like to see that on the s4
calrity
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree&hl=en
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what else did you install to get it working?
i would seriously pay to get this feature on an s3 or see it available for the s4 if i ever find a cheap s4 to buy that i can flash or byod to my company
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what else did you install to get it working?
i would seriously pay to get this feature on an s3 or see it available for the s4 if i ever find a cheap s4 to buy that i can flash or byod to my company
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what kernel are compatible with it, kt, chronicle and where can i download module for it ?
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I don't see how it's so serious. It's just tapping the display twice to wake the device. How complicated is it?
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You can buy LG G2
The Illest 619 said:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree&hl=en
says its compatible so i tried it but needs you to install a seperate app after it.. the actual module is only for nexus.
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I don't mean to bother but I asked a few months ago how you got the app working on your s4. You said you downloaded something else to do it? I've been looking everywhere for this.
I know I would need a kernel as well so what kernel did you get with it?
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I don't mean to bother but I asked a few months ago how you got the app working on your s4. You said you downloaded something else to do it? I've been looking everywhere for this.
I know I would need a kernel as well so what kernel did you get with it?
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Don't think I ever said I got it working. The description at the time said it was compatible (which it doesn't now) but after installing the app I needed to install some extra module which is only for nexus which made it useless for me.
Guys newbie here... found someting about knock on feature...
Its on ExperimentalX kernal but its not for our device hope so it can be ported buy developers.
If it helps here's the link...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/orig-development/kernel-elementalx-n5-0-23-t2519607
I haven't gotten NFC to work with CM11 for the ls980, AOKP, or LiquidSmooth. Do any 4.4 roms suppot NFC?
The problem is that the Sprint G2, uses a different NFC chip, than the other models.
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The problem is that the Sprint G2, uses a different NFC chip, than the other models.
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So...what exactly is the problem?
I have a sprint G2, and while i havent gotten it to work in a store for Tap and Pay, I have used it to NFC beam files between phones, though I did notice that it takes a good bit of time to recognize and initiate the NFC connection, but it does work...
Whatever the issue, I hope it gets sorted soon, since one of the reasons I finally upgraded from my EvoLTE was to be able to continue using Tap and Pay and....I still can't
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So...what exactly is the problem?
I have a sprint G2, and while i havent gotten it to work in a store for Tap and Pay, I have used it to NFC beam files between phones, though I did notice that it takes a good bit of time to recognize and initiate the NFC connection, but it does work...
Whatever the issue, I hope it gets sorted soon, since one of the reasons I finally upgraded from my EvoLTE was to be able to continue using Tap and Pay and....I still can't
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From what I understand, all the other variants use the same chip. So all the ROMs include the needed code for that chip. Most Devs aren't going to write a separate set up for just one version of the phone (sprint). Although I believe dr87 was working on a flashable zip file for nfc.
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From what I understand, all the other variants use the same chip. So all the ROMs include the needed code for that chip. Most Devs aren't going to write a separate set up for just one version of the phone (sprint). Although I believe dr87 was working on a flashable zip file for nfc.
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Well that would be pretty nice....
If only there was a way to make a flashable fix for the non-workign GPS
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From what I understand, all the other variants use the same chip. So all the ROMs include the needed code for that chip. Most Devs aren't going to write a separate set up for just one version of the phone (sprint). Although I believe dr87 was working on a flashable zip file for nfc.
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I'd really appreciate that zip. No NFC is a huge inconvenience.
KB112 said:
From what I understand, all the other variants use the same chip. So all the ROMs include the needed code for that chip. Most Devs aren't going to write a separate set up for just one version of the phone (sprint). Although I believe dr87 was working on a flashable zip file for nfc.
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Does this exist yet? Or has anyone found a workaround on cm11?
Bump
There is a post over in the NFC hacking forums regarding this. The Sprint variant uses NXP whereas the other variants use broadcom. Currently, AOSP ROMs (4.4.x) on devices with NXP do not support Tap and pay functionality with Google wallet. There is quite a team working on a solution. As for now, if you want tap and pay, unfortunately, you have to stick with stock. (This is the only reason I haven't gone AOSP with my LS980)
Has there been any progress with getting NFC working on any ROMs?
Has anyone tried this? http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-g2/help/cm11-nfc-fixer-t2841555
is there fm radıo
No
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cimbom said:
is there fm radıo
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When it is released download a FM radio app and find out.
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When it is released download a FM radio app and find out.
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Or look at the specs...
OP: it does not have FM.
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Or look at the specs...
OP: it does not have FM.
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All phones have the radio. Much like the Verizon M8 you installed a radio app and it worked until recently when they removed the files to make it work. I will wait for the phone.
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All phones have the radio. Much like the Verizon M8 you installed a radio app and it worked until recently when they removed the files to make it work. I will wait for the phone.
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From gsmarena:
Radio No
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for HTC 10. The same site lists "Stereo FM radio, RDS" for HTC One, M7.
HTC M8 for Verizon. Look that one up and it says... No... Then going to their subsection here and you'll see that it did have one until recent update where it was finally removed. Just like the Nexus 4 which does have LTE too but of course the spec sheets said it didn't either. So I won't count it out until someone tries.
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Yes theres FM radio for unlocked version
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Yes theres FM radio for unlocked version
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What about the source?
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If you see the screenshots here from llabtoofer (Who does some credible leaks) it seems it does have FM. You can see the app and icon in one of the pics ..
here is the tweet from him that came before the Release of HTC 10. Seems we have to wait until some devs get their hands on HTC 10, I would like to ask OP to update the first post..
HERE IS THE LINK
https://twitter.com/LlabTooFeR/status/718421569547145216
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If you see the screenshots here from llabtoofer (Who does some credible leaks) it seems it does have FM. You can see the app and icon in one of the pics ..
here is the tweet from him that came before the Release of HTC 10. Seems we have to wait until some devs get their hands on HTC 10, I would like to ask OP to update the first post..
HERE IS THE LINK
https://twitter.com/LlabTooFeR/status/718421569547145216
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The screenshots are from sense8 running on a different device. They are not running on a 10. You can tell by the presence of on-screen buttons. Plus he even confirmed its not running on a 10 in those pictures:
https://twitter.com/LlabTooFeR/status/718429820707803136?s=09
Word is the 10 does not support FM radio nor does it come pre-loaded with that app.
I have gotten mixed results. I say everyone wait it out until the device comes in. I have a feeling it is supported but you have to download an app to make it work. If it doesn't honestly doesn't bother me much. I my state 9/10 times is repeat music. You can see the same songs every 40 minutes and often can switch to a different channel and hear the same song. I wouldn't be losing much lol
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When I updated my s-off M8 to Marshmallow, I lost the FM radio function. I was able to use Nextradio before. One of the devs here had a solution via twrp. I'm able to use the radio app again.
I'm guessing that the POSSIBILITY might be there with the equipment, but will be cut off by software. Verizon wants you to use data via streaming, so that they can make money.
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Yes theres FM radio for unlocked version
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I would like to believe it! But ... I looked at the video closely with applications on the HTC there and did not find FM-Radio app...
See screenshots.... especially №2
nvm
Customer Service told me YES
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I talked with customer service about the lack of an fm app on recent screenshots. I asked if the 10 supported an fm radio if I downloaded an app like Nextradio. They said yes. I assume with HTC removing their apps in favor of using more versatile app that we can download. I hope they are correct. I use my fm radio on all my phones. Many sports broadcast only broadcast over the air so I need an fm radio to listen. Also a local station I listen to broadcast OTA only also. We shall see.
You have to consider this as well. T-Mobile and AT&T are starting to add FM radio support. The S7 and Edge for example you download for example next radio it works(T-Mobile on a later update). If HTC going to add support for those devices and they are supposed to be the same as the unlocked version why would they take out the code? Doesn't it seem pointless to do that?
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I've got the system dump extracted, would there anywhere I can look which would indicate FM radio support?
There doesn't appear to be any bundled app, but if it's turned on in a config somewhere I can look?
My guess would be good to Verizon HTC M8 forum and download the FM radio package and look at what's there. It probably the same or a slight variation with the 10.
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All I can find for the M8 are the radio APKs.
There is no FM apk in the 10's system image. That doesn't mean it won't work with either the M8 app, or a 3rd party app. It depends if the hardware and any applicable libs are present.
I had a quick look through the libs and build.prop and can't see anything about fm, but then I don't know exactly what I'd be looking for, just hoping to get lucky...