Actually, some phones have these functions. In 3rd world countries, TV reception is incredibly popular on cell phones. As to the IR led, the original galaxy s5 (not the new edition) comes with an IR and an app that helps configure frequencies for the remotes of different devices. I have an original s5 and can control almost any device that comes with a remote (tv, air conditioners, etc)... its awesome!
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Drnano, I dont believe 3rd world countries have that capability.
I thought it was entertaining. Now I am rethinking that.
Seems like you have a sense of humor.
;P
But I once went to radio shack and bought a package of those ir diodes cheaply. THEY WERE ALSO small or thin. 1 volt maybe.
I also bought from radio shack some ir receiver modules. Unfortunately 1 per pack. But radio shacks small and simple breadboards are just enough to experiment with these things
Try using a a radio, youll have to tune through the frequencies and hold any ir remote close to it, but you can hear the output of your II remote through the radio. IR or infrared are radio frequencies as well as light. You can even record them and sometime play them back, using a resistor to cut down voltage from the radio speaker to a cheap IR LED.
Call me me crazy, if you wish, but I would would challenge you to find a physicist or radio expert on steemit or elswhere to prove that it is NOT possible!!!
DrNano, Hi, how are you?
Could you please find a physicist or radio expert, here on SteemIt.com to evaluate something for the both of us?
@drnano
Just to verify your claim that at least one 3rd world or developing country can watch broadcast T.V. on their smartphone.
Please give details that can be verified!
That was what I was talking about when you said it already available.
Please give more details as to which third world countries. have radio chips in them that receive broadcast tv like similar radio chips send and receive blue tooth, wifi, and mobile data.
Why do you keep me waiting? Thats ok to keep me waiting, It just looks like you are fantasizing or dont have a truthful answer or proof. That's O.K., But please back it up in the future.
Even if it take more time to study, I love the example, backup info or reference when it is asked for.
I asked nicely. Can you respond nicely with the names of those countries that have radio chips, like the others, but for a T.V. broadcast frequencies.
Sorry. I just realised that you may have completely misunderstood the concept , now that T.V. is rebroadcasted over the internet digitally instead of broadcast radio RF.
My apologies, if so.