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Britain Ends Ban on FM Modulators
Even as U.S. radio is dealing with problems associated with wireless FM modulators, British consumers are being told they can use them.
As of Dec. 8 Britain’s Office of Communications has lifted a long-time ban on the devices, which enable consumers to listen to their iPods, MP3 players and other portable devices through their in-dash radios, according to Digital Trends News.
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