FM radio may still be around, but it’s DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) that now accounts for most listening. It’s much better than FM. You don’t need to tune, it isn’t as fiddly, and it will pick up ...

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To listen to DAB radio, you need to tune to the correct frequency to receive the service you want, just as you do with AM or FM. However, as the frequencies allocated to DAB are not particularly easy ...

Whether you use your radio to listen to music, catch up with the news or enjoy a drama or comedy, digital radio has made it easier and clearer to do so. The best DAB (digital audio broadcasting) ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Aled Jones, a presenter on Classic FM. In January the station will switch to DAB+ - Andrew Crowley Millions of listeners with ...

While DAB has its critics, it seems that British consumers are still happy to buy into the format, with more than half a million products sold in December alone in the UK.

There are now numerous digital radio stations broadcasting in the UK. We explain how they work, and why you might want to tune in. Digital Audio Broadcasting is a transmission technology first ...

Reuters brings word of a plan by British digital radio firm UBC to add downloading capabilities to digital radio receivers (like the BUG, pictured) — something that, it a sense, they can already do.

DAB stands for Digital Audio Broadcasting. It is a digital radio service which is broadcast from a UK-wide network of transmitters. It uses digital technology which enables broadcasters to package ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. With all the advances in technology, radio may seem old-school ...