DETROIT -- General Motors is making a major push this fall to whet drivers' appetites for what could become the next big thing in automotive entertainment: satellite radio. Although satellite radio is ...

Not every vehicle’s sound system is created equal, and this is especially true in the world of satellite radio receivers for cars. Satellite radios are quickly changing, and these technological ...

You’ve probably heard about Ibiquity Digital Corp.’s quest to have the Federal Communications Commission place a condition on approving the satellite radio merger, one that would require future ...

In August the Commission issued a notice of inquiry (NOI) under the aegis of its XM-Sirius merger order seeking public comment on whether the FCC should (or can) mandate that satellite radio receiver ...

The Federal Communications Commission is asking for public comment on whether to require satellite radio receivers to pick up digital radio signals. But Rep. Edward Markey (D-MA) said the answer ...

It's been a few months since we first caught wind of Sirius XM's $250 Lynx satellite radio receiver, and today at CES we finally got to see it in person. It's a solidly-built device that's about the ...

Expanding their line of TriplePlay satellite radio receivers designed for multi-room and multi-zone distributed audio systems, Antex Electronics, a leading developer and supplier of OEM professional ...

It’s been a while since the two players in the U.S. satellite radio market have announced new hardware&madsh;what with trying to merge reduce the U.S. market to a single satellite radio operator, ...

Delphi's latest XpressRC satellite radio receiver adds color and light to its lineup of XM radios but still builds around a fairly long-lived chip set (at least in silicon years) with some modest ...

During the holiday rush of December, sales of satellite radio receivers for both XM and Sirius were down 37.5% from the previous year. XM suffered the worst fate, with sales down 41%, while Sirius ...

The skeptics continue to say, "Pay for radio? That will never fly." But XM Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio are hell-bent on proving them wrong. And lately, it seems to be working.</p><p>At CES 2004, ...