Reciva has announced that it is moving away from development based on dedicated
hardware for internet radios to a software based, web site based approach.
http://corporate.reciva.com/pages/160
It seems to be that absent any information to the contrary, radios such as the
Grace and CCrane
Not a real surprise when you stop think about how how computing
technology is moving to an always-connected state.
This shift, as they state, decouples their work from the gizmos
themselves -- if a device can interact with the
application-programming interface (the API) then the device can use
Excellent observations, Rich.
There were hints the past few months that something was up. Development on
beta versions all but stopped; the user forums were at least partially closed;
and rumors were that large numbers of staff were laid off.
Well before that though, Reciva has suffered from
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Reciva have announced a deal with Rotel - where they have licensed the firmware
source to them with the intention that Rotel will eventually take over support
for other devices (not sure that many other manufacturers will want to be
reliant on a potential competitor).
They have also licensed
