This application has many bugs that won't be fixed so I'm going to list them here as an FYI for any new users. This is a restatement but I just wanted to highlight my frustrations and justify my 2 star rating.
- First 3-5 seconds of usage you get solid interference noise while it tunes in.
- If the CPU is being used at all while the radio is playing it will skip - this is not related to the radio reception. This includes the application itself download and processing RDS text, emails being received, etc.
- Bluetooth is enabled when the radio is turned on (surely no need for this) and sometimes doesn't disable when the application is closed.
- Automatic channel scanning doesn't work or isn't implemented.
- It's just generally slow and poorly made - the interface is bad and difficult to use. The dev tried to make the look+feel good but unfortunately this is a case of style over substance (and there is very little substance here)
It really is a bare bones and pre-beta attempt to get the FM radio functionality working.

@Cash Clientel:
While I as the developer appreciate that you vote for the appand give comments, I dislike how you are stating things you don't know a bit of and claim them to be true.
Who told you that the bugs won't be fixed? How comes you claim to know more about this than the developer of this app. Just when I decided to pick up the code to work on it again after a long time, such a discouraging statement was made here. This is opensource. You don't pay for fast-paced development.
First 3-5 seconds of usage you get solid interference noise while it tunes in.
This is analogue FM radio. White noise happens in an analogue world.
If the CPU is being used at all while the radio is playing it will skip
Blame Nokia for a suboptimal sound system on the N900. It's supposed to be better with PR 1.2, though.
Bluetooth is enabled when the radio is turned on (surely no need for this) and sometimes doesn't disable when the application is closed.
You're right that it gets turned on, but how can you say, there's surely no need for this. Did you read the kernel driver code and hardware spec sheet and had conversations with Nokians, or was I the one who did? Bluetooth is required as the FM radio is a part of the Bluetooth / FM radio combo chip. You cannot use the radio while Bluetooth has no power. And as soon as you power the Bluetooth chip, Maemo OS will jump in and do all the rest to set up Bluetooth. Yes, it's annoying, but I see no way around this. It disables Bluetooth automatically after a few seconds if you close the application, unless it was turned on already before you started the application.
This application has many bugs that won't be fixed so I'm going to list them here as an FYI for any new users. This is a restatement but I just wanted to highlight my frustrations and justify my 2 star rating.
Automatic channel scanning doesn't work or isn't implemented.
Hold down the buttons on the left and right of the screen for scanning. You're right that a full-range autoscan is not implemented at the moment.