Newsroom

28.07.2016

Pure, Frontier Smart Technologies WorldDAB Member

Australia

Frontier Silicon has upgraded its Verona 2 module which supports colour screen displays for DAB/DAB+ digital radios. Frontier’s new solution offers manufacturers a low cost way of incorporating colour screens into standard DAB / DAB+ radios. The first consumer product featuring this new technology is the Pure Elan E3.

27.07.2016

Australia

The standard gear for the entry-level model includes cruise control, an 8.3-inch centre screen with touchpad, navigation, live traffic updates, adaptive LED headlights, DVD player, DAB digital radio, 10GB music storage and USB connection.

26.07.2016

Belgium

Belgian Dutch-language broadcaster TOPradio has recently upgraded its on-air and production studios, seeing DAB+ as opening up new potential in terms of audience reach. “The FM dial in Flanders is saturated, with no future prospects, despite the upcoming 2017 FM radio licence review... our growth lies with DAB+ and our new studio configuration is ready to deal with it.”

26.07.2016

France

A collective of over 10 broadcasters are working together to speed up the deployment of digital radio. "DAB+ permits radio to modernise and offer new services and content while remaining free-to-air and independent."

26.07.2016

United Kingdom

The car has a generous standard specification list that includes touchscreen sat nav system, DAB digital radio and iPod and Bluetooth connectivity.

26.07.2016

United Kingdom

This model comes packed with a range of kit including air conditioning, electric front windows, a DAB radio, Bluetooth, a USB socket and Renault’s R&GO infotainment system.

25.07.2016

Pure

United Kingdom

The Pure Highway 400 is a very neatly designed bit of kit, and it lives up to the company’s claims of easy installation – you can have it up and running in a matter of minutes.

25.07.2016

United Kingdom

This new car will include heated front seats, keyless entry and go and DAB radio.

22.07.2016

United Kingdom

In February 2016, the specification was updated for use in Europe. Manufacturers were then given a three-month transitional period where they could have their radios tested against either the old or the new specs. Now all newly accredited DAB digital radios must meet the new Europe-ready standards if they are to get the tick mark.

22.07.2016

Digital Radio UK

United Kingdom

DTG Testing has become the first facility in the world to be ISO 17025 accredited for carrying out testing against the newly expanded Digital Radio Tick Mark specification.