Two days ago, it is reported that Apple is currently working on an in-house radio application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This application will supposedly run in the background and offer the same features as the FM radio seen on the new iPod Nano.
Both the iPhone 3GS and the iPod 3G have an FM transmitter and receiver installed, however currently there are no apps to activate the latent hardware. The same holds true with the iPhone and iPod Touch 2G, however these models have FM radio receivers only. Apple previously performed the same strick with the dormant Bluetooth hardware, activating the tech long after the devices hit the market.
When the application is available, Apple will try to sell more things through this application. I like to see this application and have a try.
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