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How to use Android to receive at a certain radio frequency

Is it possible to write an Android application that will be used on an Android OS mobile phone that can RECEIVE (not worried about transmitting) at a frequency in the range of 120-130 MHz? I saw an option with the Arduino Board, and also saw something about using NDK. Should I use a language like C for lower level hardware programming to integrate with Java parts for the Android Mobile Application? I would rather just use the hardware on board with most smartphones, in particular the Motorola Droid Bionic.

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Thank! I just finished digging more. The receiver on most phones, including Droid 3 and Droid Bionic, does not receive at a higher frequency than 108 MHz. I also finished working with radio software. Very cool stuff that I hope will eventually come to our mobile phone technology. I have an FM tuner on phandroid.com/2011/09/12 / .... This is as good as you can get, apparently: P (you CANNOT choose to receive on a certain radio frequency on an Android phone)

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