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Re: Touch Pro 2 FM Radio Questions/Answers

Final questions...my ticket is closed, this is a repostfro the other thread but, this clears up any questions about hardware and the story here....

Facts that I have found out...

I opened a ticket with HTC and have been hitting them up with questions about this subject (CDMA Verizon Touch Pro 2 FM radio)

1. The CDMA Phone is the same exact phone as the GSM version accept for the cellular antenna.

Quote from HTC "The hardware in your device is identical to that of the GSM sister with the difference of the Cellular antenna. "

People even questioned it, so I asked again "As I previously mentioned, the hardware in your device is identical to that of the GSM sister with the difference of the Cellular antenna." (this was directly asking if there was any hardware difference that would cause the FM radio not to work or be degraded in performance)

2. The FM radio was disabled because CDMA carriers wanted it DISABLED, not because of a hardware related problem.

Quote from HTC "This feature was disabled on the device at the request of the carrier."

3. The FM tuner on CDMA versions are NOT disabled in a PRL or bootup command, they are disabled via Windows Mobile (not clear on at what point)

Quote from HTC "This is a modification to the Windows Mobile software. " and "The FM Radio is locked out of the Windows Mobile software on your device. "

4. HTC locked out the FM tuner on CDMA models, false (very interesting).

Quote from HTC "Verizon made the modification of removing the FM radio to Windows Mobile."

5. Do they know how to do it ? Yep...but, will they tell us...Nope...

Quote from HTC "Unfortunately, I cannot tell you how to enable the FM radio as it requires modifying the device outside of the normal function and specification set by the carrier."

Wish someone would come up and take a 2nd look into this who knows the ins and outs of WM...
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