The iPhone Radio Dock Transforms Your Phone into an Analog Tuner
Michael Hemsworth — August 21, 2013 — Tech
References: areaware & swiss-miss
One feature that many dock-oriented sound systems is missing is a radio tuner, but the iPhone Radio Dock looks to put that feature front and center. Featuring a wooden framed design that emulates small transistor radios of yesteryear, the iPhone Radio Dock allows the sleek phone to be slipped into the dock and instantly become the tuner.
The iPhone Radio Dock comes with a downloadable radio app, which automatically scans the surrounding area of your location and delivers up to seven stations at a time within a 50 mile radius. When docked, the iPhone screen displays an analog-like tuner that looks like it should utilize a knob, but still makes use of the devices advanced touchscreen.
The iPhone Radio Dock comes with a downloadable radio app, which automatically scans the surrounding area of your location and delivers up to seven stations at a time within a 50 mile radius. When docked, the iPhone screen displays an analog-like tuner that looks like it should utilize a knob, but still makes use of the devices advanced touchscreen.
Trend Themes
1. Retro Radio Docks - Opportunity for creating retro-themed audio accessories that combine nostalgia with modern functionality.
2. Integration of Analog Features - Potential to incorporate analog-like features into digital devices for a unique user experience.
3. Location-based Radio Apps - Growing trend of radio apps that use location data to deliver localized station options.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Opportunity for consumer electronic manufacturers to create retro radio docks as an accessory for smartphones.
2. Mobile App Development - Opportunity to develop location-based radio apps that enhance the listening experience for smartphone users.
3. Audio Accessories - Industry potential in producing innovative analog-inspired audio accessories for modern digital devices.
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