PARIS — RadioScape, a London-based software-defined Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) radio developer, will show off at 3GSM Congress in Cannes, France, next week a new ultra-compact tri-band digital ...

London, England—Digital audio and multimedia receiver vendor RadioScape Ltd. announces the first module in a new generation of lower power and lower cost DAB (digital audio broadcasting) modules. The ...

Radio module will receive both WiFi and DAB signals. 31 October 2007 · News · Technology News UK company Frontier Silicon has secured over ten design wins to date for its Venice 6 Wi-Fi radio solution ...

Frontier Silicon announced what it calls the first “four-in-one” module capable of receiving Internet radio, DAB, FM and music streamed from a PC. The Venice 6 integrates a WiFi, DAB and FM front end ...

“In particular, the new module enables the huge number of DAB receivers initially developed for the U.K. and other Band III regions to be quickly updated to support the growth of DAB digital radio in ...

The RadioScape RS200 module promises to ease the chores of digital audio broadcast (DAB) receiver designers via a software-defined radio approach with high-volume production capabilities.

RadioScape has launched the latest addition to its range of DAB modules. The RadioScape RS200VE module is designed to provide manufacturers with a low cost option for creating inexpensive, ...

New WiFi, DAB module receives everything. 12 February 2007 · News · Technology News. Reciva Limited, the company that makes the module inside most WiFi radio products, today launches the world’s first ...

(ShareCast News) - AIM-listed digital radio company Frontier Smart Technologies Group has launched its smallest ever module for DAB radios called Siena.The Siena module, which measures just 21mm x ...

The company's reference design enables audio manufacturers to quickly produce DAB/FM radios with iPod docking capability. The Jupiter 3 (FS4023) platform is based on the Venice 5 (FS2025) DAB/FM ...

DAB digital radio is almost 30 years old, so why did it take so long to reach the airwaves?