Digital radio is great and all, but its take up has been hindered by a lack of options of in-car devices. Toyota has announced the’re about to change all that, installing a DAB+ radio as standard in its Camry Atara SL model. More »
Digital radio finally launched in Australia back in August 2009, and two years on, 7.6 per cent doesn’t seem like much. Until you note that two per cent of that growth came in the last six months alone. New industry data suggests that almost a million people now listen to digital radio in the five state capitals — are you one of them? More »
It’s been almost two years since digital radio was officially launched in Australia, which means it’s probably a good time to check in and see how the technology has been coming along. Fortunately, a new report into the Digital Radio industry has plenty of information on how the tech’s progressing, including some very interesting stats. More »
DAB+ has been around for about 18 months now in Australia, but to date there has been precious few ways to listen to that crystal clear digital broadcast in your car, and the options that have been available have all been external units, not a cleanly installed DIN solution. Crystal Digital Audio have finally broken the integrated DAB+ in-car drought, with their EDB410BT head unit. More »
Either way, you’ll struggle in store trying to pronounce the DFTA52DAB’s title. More »
It’s surprising that consumer electronics giant Sony took almost a full year to launch a DAB+ radio here in Australia. But their first product looks kind of cute. More »
Digital radio is almost a year old, and it’s starting to gain a bit of momentum, thanks to units that aren’t just big and bulky. Grundig’s latest DAB+ player is even designed to be taken with you. More »
Podcasts are awesome. But you know what’s not so awesome? Having to download them over the net and then copy them over to your device of choice. It’d be much better if things just magically appeared on your radio without sucking up your monthly data allowance. Well, turns out that could be coming to digital radio soon. More »
