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Most stereos sold these days come with a front auxiliary jack that you can plug an iPod (or any other portable music player) straight into. Many aftermarket st
by slapshot 19y ago
Most stereos sold these days come with a front auxiliary jack that you can plug an iPod (or any other portable music player) straight into. Many aftermarket stereos come with iPod dock connectors or USB connectors. I've installed one in my car and it makes it painfully easy to listen to podcasts in the car. Yeah, it'd be great if iTunes would wirelessly beam my podcasts to my car, but having them on an iPod that seamlessly integrates into the car stereo is a close second.
- comatose_kid 19y agoI have the same - but there are still 2 big problems: 1) Finding new great content 2) Even when 1) happens, I don't update my ipod (it usually stays in the car).
- tx 19y agoWell... by now it should be obvious to everybody that a) Your cell phone and your iPod should be the same device b) It should always be connected to the Internet c) It should be an open platform that everybody could develop for: I suspect you'll have no issues finding software that downloads your picks into your phone automatically. The industry, however, is fighting hard to postpone this reality. Not just Verizon, Sprint&Friends (closed networks, locked phones) but even Apple themselves (dumbed down iPhone API, draconian control over developers)
- comatose_kid 19y agoOnce these things happen, podcasting may well take off. I know I'd use it much more.