It is amazing that in the article on why HD Radio adoption lags (Digital Radio Update newsletter, Aug. 22) you ignore completely what is probably the most important reason, namely the outrageously ...

CALABASAS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Xperi Holding Corporation (NASDAQ: XPER) (“Xperi”) today announced that HD Radio™ technology, the most successfully deployed commercial digital radio system ...

CALABASAS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Xperi Holding Corporation™ (NASDAQ: XPER) (“Xperi”) today announced that HD Radio™ technology, the most successfully deployed commercial digital radio system ...

Ibiquity Digital technology partners Texas Instruments, Phillips, Kenwood, JVC and Panasonic will show HD Radio product at the Consumer Electronics Show Jan. 8-11 in Las Vegas. Planned are demos of ...

iBiquity Digital announced momentum in advancing the infrastructure for HD Radio designs. "These next generation chipsets, modules and software development kits from Samsung and other major technology ...

HD Radio, touted by parent Xperi Corp. as “the most successfully deployed commercial digital radio system worldwide,” has expanded into the motorbike category. But, don’t expect any Harley drivers to ...

IBiquity Digital has converted another Electronics giant to the idea of HD Radio with Alpine announcing plans to offer the new DVA-9965 receiver this August. Which is good, as the quality of digital ...

Although the FCC recently allowed US AM and FM stations to begin transmitting digital signals using iBiquity Digital's HD Radio systems, stations aren't required to do so. Because the systems are ...

ADA, Polk, Radiosophy, Rotel, Sanyo and Yamaha Introduce New HD Radio Receivers in response to growing number of HD Radio stations on air LAS VEGAS, NV, National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show ...

The proverbial chicken-and-egg quandary “will broadcasters make content before receivers are available or will receivers be made available before content is broadcast?” does not exist – at least as ...

The HD Radio standard, at least in the US, is encrypted and proprietary, with apparently some rather strong lawyers behind it. So, unless you feel like reverse engineering a few receivers to figure ...