07.01.2013
Our B-Class continues to impress with its wide range of on-board tech
Our B-Class continues to impress with its wide range of on-board tech
After nearly five months together, the Mercedes B-Class and I are most definitely on the same wavelength. You see, thanks to its brilliant DAB radio, the car has reignited my passion for music on the move.
07.01.2013
Applications open for the April digital dividend auction
2013 will be the year that the Australian government reaps a windfall from the sale of old analog spectrum.
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07.01.2013
Shop for Radio Horeb receiver
The choice of digital radio receivers with the special "radio button Horeb" has grown.
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07.01.2013
New! The configurator for your digital radio
The choice of digital radio devices is getting bigger. To find the right device for the individual taste, the device overview was optimized digitalradio.de.
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07.01.2013
Back 2 Vinyl is back on digital radio
First broadcast in April this year, the response to ABC Radio's Back to Vinyl digital radio station was positive, with many listeners asking for it to be repeated. So it has returned to mark the new year.
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07.01.2013
Digital radio becoming more popular in NL
Around one million people in the Netherlands listen to the radio from their tablet, double the number reported for 2011, according to industry association RAB, based on data from Intomart GfK's Trends in Digital Media.
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07.01.2013
Digital radio sky is the pop pandemonium
RMNschlagerhölle will be available on DAB+ in the Rhine-Main area (Hesse).
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06.01.2013
New DAB Radio Transmitter in Liberec, Czech Republic
The telecommunication company Teleko, s.r.o. started a new DAB radio transmitter in Liberec on
19 December 2012.
02.01.2013
JVCKENWOOD Corporation WorldDAB Member
Products of the year
Throughout the year, we get plenty of kit fitted in our cars. It often has to make way for something else – but this double-DIN Kenwood head unit isn’t going anywhere. The main reason is that it looks factory-fitted: it’s seamlessly integrated into our Octavia’s dash, where it displays the Skoda logo on start-up. We use it all the time, usually switching between iPod output and the impressive DAB digital radio. It also plays music from a Micro SD card, as well as incorporating Garmin sat-nav and faultless hands-free phone calls. Plus, you can add a reversing camera for £119.
29.12.2012