LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Frontier Silicon, the leading supplier of connected audio technology, has announced that its internet radio receiver platform technology has achieved certification from ...

At the time, it seemed reasonable to assume that Internet radio receivers would replace AM/FM receivers at home in the kitchen, at the office, and — if someone could figure out how to make the ...

Frontier Silicon said its Internet radio receiver platform technology has is now certified by the Internet radio service Pandora. The move means home audio systems manufacturers can now bring Pandora ...

Once users connect the IS9181 to their home wireless network (802.11 b & g), they can enjoy the variety of music offerings from more than 11,000 free Internet radio stations worldwide, as well as ...

Short Version: This good-looking, small internet radio receiver has the potential to fit right in with your home audio equipment. But those looking for a portable streaming audio device will want ...

Sherwood America Inc. announced today the RD-705i network receiver which streams Internet audio, including Internet Radio, with 802.11n Wi-Fi ability and compliance with UPnP for home networking. The ...

Have a beautiful antique radio that’s beyond repair? This ESP8266 based Internet radio by [Edzelf] would be an excellent starting point to get it running again, as an alternative to a Raspber… ...

A nice way to future-proof your home theater set up if you ask me. ... Well, for one, their high-end model (AVR-4308CI) will have built-in Wi-Fi for Internet radio (a nice bonus on a receiver).

When I get home at night, I like to tune into the world with the push of a button. I've lived in lots of different places—from Dunedin, New Zealand, ... So, I turned to building my own internet radio ...

Design The Victoria is very similar to Grace Digital’s previous Wi-Fi Internet Radio ($169.99, 3 stars) or Livio NPR Radio ($149.99, 3.5 stars), but with a much more attractive design.

With more and more HDTVs and Blu-ray players coming with Internet connections (though, sadly, usually a wired one), it's about time that the humble A/V receiver graduate to network readiness as well.