Using your favourite radio channels
You can save the radio channels you most frequently listen to as favourites. By using favourites you can quickly return to a radio channel.
To save a channel as a favourite
1When the radio is open, navigate to the channel that you want to save as a favourite.
2Tap 
.
To remove a channel as a favourite
1When the radio is open, navigate to the channel that you want to remove as a favourite.
2Tap 
.
To move between favourite channels
•When the radio is open, tap 
or 
.
To move between favourites, you need to save at least two channels as favourites.
Making a new search for radio channels
If you have moved to a new location or the reception has improved in your current location, you can start a new scan for radio channels.
Any favourites you have saved are not affected by a new scan.
To start a new search for radio channels
1When the radio is open, press 
.
2Tap Search for channels. The radio scans the whole frequency band, and all available channels are displayed.
Switching between the speaker and the handsfree
You can choose to listen to the radio either through the portable handsfree or headphones, or through the speaker in the phone.
To switch between the speaker and handsfree
1When the radio is open, press 
.
2Tap Play in speaker.
3To play the sound through the portable handsfree or headphones again, press
and tap Play in headphones.
Identifying radio tracks using TrackID™
Use TrackID™ technology to identify music tracks as they play on your phone's FM radio.
To identify a song on the FM radio using TrackID™
1While the song is playing on your phone's FM radio, tap 
.
2A progress indicator appears while the TrackID™ application samples the song. If successful, you are presented with a track result, or a list of possible tracks.
3Press 
to return the FM Radio.
The TrackID™ application and the TrackID™ service are not supported in all countries/regions, or by all networks and/or service providers in all areas.
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