A handphone radio, or mobile phone radio, refers to the capability of a mobile phone to receive and play radio broadcasts. This feature allows users to listen to live radio stations directly through their phones, either via built-in FM/AM radio functionality or through internet-based streaming services.

Built-in Radio: Some mobile phones have an FM radio receiver integrated into the hardware, which requires the use of headphones or an antenna to function as it uses them as the antenna for receiving signals. This is usually a free feature, but it may require a dedicated app or software provided by the phone manufacturer.

Internet Radio: Many smartphones access radio stations through apps and streaming services such as TuneIn, iHeartRadio, or similar platforms. These apps use the phone's internet connection (Wi-Fi or cellular data) to stream live radio broadcasts from around the world.

The handphone radio feature provides users with the convenience of accessing a wide range of radio content, including music, news, and talk shows, directly from their mobile device