Hi All,
the migration performed last week has produced side effect issues on our Com One US operation.
Some users have lost their preferences (presets and catalogues’ customization) during the migration.
Our tech team is fully mobilized on the subject and is currently struggling to solve the problem.
Our Apologizes,
Be sure we are all doing our best to recover and set again your personal catalogues.
Hey All,
our technical team is currently upgrading our services’ platform.
There might be side effects that will be resolved within the next 24 hours.
Thanks for your understading.
EDIT:
The migration is now over, sorry the side effects that you might have been facing at this week-end.
Everything should be solved now, don’t forget to reboot your device.
Hi All,
Our tech team has released today a new firmware (Phoenix v1.7.1) that mainly patches a misfunctionning in the battery full charging cycle under specific conditions.
We are sorry for the delay and hope you will benefit from this fix.
Hi all,
a few words to announce you that we have released a cool product that works on iGoogle, called Phoenix iGoogle widget.
This widget enables you to:
Hope you will enjoy it!
if so, please do not hesitate to advice your relatives to try it 
!
PS: French users can try this one too:
Hi All,
Just to let you know that Phoenix 1.7 firmware will be released today.
Major evolutions are:
Moreover, one cool feature appears (for geeks 
):
UPnP DMR enhancement
The Phoenix Wi-Fi can now be remotely controlled by any kind of Digital Media Controller (DMC) and used to listen to radio stations/podcasts or to stream contents from a Digital Media Server (DMS).
Hope you will enjoy these new features, stay tuned more info to come these days…
Few words to inform you that the new firmware 1.6.1 will be released tomorrow morning with major improvements in terms of audio processing.
The key features:
In order to solve most of radio station stream playing issues, our tech team has focused on :
Outcomes of these developments are the compatibility with ABC Australia and RTE (Ireland) radio stations for example.
The Phoenix Wi-Fi radio can be connected to a Wi-Fi access point secured with WPA2 system.
Another major feature is the opportunity for the user to select his default content catalogue, based on his localization or cultural background, directly from the Phoenix Wi-Fi radio device.
For example, if I am American and I live in Paris in France, I can select the default US content catalogue directly from my Phoenix Wi-Fi radio.
US and French catalogues are currently available, more country selections will be appear within the next weeks.
GUI bugs are fixed in this release.
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Hope this new firmware will improve your Phoenix Wi-Fi radio experience!
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Edit:
A patch will be available by the end of the week in order to correct RTE, and RadioIO problems that users have noticed on the forum.
If you have visited wifi-radio.biz portal this week-end, you may have seen some new stuff showing up.
Let me describe more precisely what was fixed, improved or added.
The interface is now available in Spanish, German and Italian; this way, wifi-radio.biz will be much more friendly with our North American and European users.
This is a direct outcome of interactions with our active customers (through support requests, comments of this blog or discussions on the forum).
Users asked us to add a tool to delete the contents added manually to their selections from the left panel of wifi-radio.biz interface.
Therefore, by clicking on the cross symbol, you will delete these contents.
As we have some more and more frequent demands from content providers to add their channels or podcasts to our offer, we designed a online form to facilitate their referencing in our databases.
This is also part of our strategy to develop more often partnerships with radio stations and other content providers to promote both their channels and our solution.
Available directly from wifi-radio.biz menu, you have now the opportunity to buy the Phoenix Wi-Fi radio from the web right here.
Hope all these changes will improve your wifi-radio.biz experience!
Hi all,
First, Thank you for your pro-activity either on the previous article’s comments section or on the forum.
So, for this Phoenix v1.5 release, the main improvements are:
- Streams with introduction (10- 20s intro, for example: RTE channels)
- More reliable caching/buffering process
- Information message while non supported stream
- Reconnexion is twice faster
- MPEG-4 ACC Codec
- AAC, MOV, M4A, 3GP, 3G2 formats
- Firmware update procedure enhanced
- Security key editor redesigned
- Language coherence between device interface and content catalogue
This firmware will be put into production by the end of the week.
EDIT:
The firmware released last friday was not the one destinated to the live Phoenix Wi-Fi radio products.
Therefore, a new release was made this morning.
The Phoenix v1.5.2 is now the latest Phoenix Wi-Fi radio’s firmware version available.
Tonight, the Com One Tech team will migrate the Northern american operations’ Phoenix platform to its new version, designed in order:
It also means that by wednesday morning, you will have access to a totally new wifi-radio.biz website, much more centered around contents and devices than the actual one.
Hi All,
A quick note to inform you of what is going on the Phoenix platform.
You may have noticed some trouble accessing your favorite radio stations and podcasts these last days , the reason is that our technical team was conducting a really important platform servers migration for our French client Orange – France Telecom.
This migration has succeeded and improves dramatically the platform performance for the future.
For example, the platform’s availability for our pool of devices (liveradio + Phoenix Wi-Fi radio) has increased ,i.e, response times will shorten and overall user-device interaction will be enhanced.
More over, it will help us to develop new interfaces and partnerships with B2B customers in the next future.
From our US Phoenix Wi-Fi radio customers standpoint, the situation will remain slightly unconfortable for the next few days, for the migration on these brand new servers is scheduled for Mid-March and will be associated to a much better designed wifi-radio.biz website.
We, the Phoenix Wi-Fi radio development team, are sincerely sorry for the current uncomplete experience of the Phoenix Wi-Fi radio.
We are totally commited on this new platform US market’s release.
