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Listing of all 204 news releases from Cambridge Silicon Radio:

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth coexist in PDA

User application article Using the embedded Wi-Fi supplied by CSR, Mio's P560 is able to browse the web, receive data updates, access Outlook e-mail and much more.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio ( 2 May 2008)

Speech technology improves Bluetooth quality

CSR can now offer headset and hands-free car kit users a true hands-free experience when using Bluetooth accessories.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (25 April 2008)

Multimedia Bluetooth drives hands-free design

Example design features full hardware and software components, including source code to allow designers to fully customise their end designs for hands-free kits.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (24 April 2008)

Bluetooth audio processor adds MIDI synthesiser

MusiCore1 can now support a complete spectrum of audio features including polyphonic ringtones, multiple-track game audio and user interface sounds.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (22 April 2008)

Stereo audio processor and Bluetooth unite

First practical audio processor architecture for phone designs, saving the cost, space and power of adding a separate audio processor.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (27 March 2008)

Noise cancellation software works with two mics

Dual microphone feature provides up to 30dB noise suppression, allowing Bluetooth headset users to be heard clearly whatever the surrounding noise.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (10 March 2008)

DSP-based Bluetooth keeps headset noise down

BlueVox DSP is the world's first ROM-based solution with an integrated DSP coprocessor and features AuriStream, CSR's low power voice codec for superior quality voice calls.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio ( 6 March 2008)

Bluetooth IC cuts headset cost, power and size

BlueVox2 is incredibly power efficient, permitting 15 hours talk time with a small 120mAh battery.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio ( 5 March 2008)

Industry forum promotes high-end GPS

The goal of the EGPS Forum will be to ensure that technologies which enhance GPS are put in place to meet advanced requirements.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (31 January 2008)

Design speeds development of Internet radio

User application article CSR's low cost RadioPro design has enabled NTEEP to produce a versatile module that can easily be adopted to provide Wi-Fi functionality.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (31 January 2008)

Bluetooth IC makes photo frames multimedia

User application article Reference design for digital photo frames allows the frame to not only receive pictures but also to play audio streamed via Bluetooth, providing a richer experience for the consumer.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (25 January 2008)

Single-chip Wi-Fi connects digital photo frame

User application article UniFi will provide users with the ability to send their favourite photos directly to an 8in LCD display, without using wires.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (23 January 2008)

Collaboration slashes GPS costs

CSR's software approach eliminates the need for a dedicated GPS baseband, reducing the cost of the module to less than half of what competitors are able to offer.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (22 January 2008)

Reference design speeds Internet radio to market

User application article Intempo's Internet radio offers access to thousands of Internet and FM radio stations, providing wireless streaming of Internet radio via Wi-Fi without the need for a PC.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio ( 9 January 2008)

Bluetooth IC puts music and hands free on the road

User application article BlueCore5-Multimedia supports most Bluetooth profiles needed for a car application, such as the Bluetooth Audiovisual Remote Control Profile.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (17 December 2007)

Ford integrates Bluetooth for hands free

User application article The Sync system, incorporating CSR's Bluetooth silicon, will be fully integrated into 12 Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models, including the 2008 Focus, Taurus X and Explorer.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio ( 3 December 2007)

Compact MP3 player solution supports Bluetooth

The BlueCore Player example design includes all the hardware needed for an MP3 player in a space that is less than 45 x 60mm.

News from Cambridge Silicon Radio (20 November 2007)

Internet radio system adopts popular codec

RealAudio is reliable, provides a high-quality listening experience and some of the most popular and numerous radio stations and programmes, such as the BBC and NPR, are broadcast in this format.