Originally Posted by marcus_cruz

actually the software is not crippled. It's the bootloader that does not initialize the hardware address in the bluetooth chipset. As a phone is powering on, a number of "commands" <--laymens terms, are sent to various hardware components. Camera, phone radio <-- "not the fm radio", bluetooth irq's, it's up to the carrier wether or not they want to turn certain things on and off. So, the hardware is there, the software that works on the gsm versions, would most likely work on the cdma verions if the fm radio was enabled. The fm software uses the standard windows framework, regardless, until the the hardware is "turned-on" we will not have true fm radio. I was working on it, and was able to actually get a response back from the fm radio back before the hspl was released, but gave up to work on other projects.