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Hi all,
Just a techie subject that will interest only a few people and I think the problem lies with Apple not the car.
I enjoy having an iPod connected, and bought an iPod Nano 3rd gen for the car. It worked very well, and a big advantage was that the car kept the Nano charged.
I decided to upgrade to the new 4th generation Nano, and sold my old one on ebay. Apple have changed the wiring connectors for this new device and now it doesn't charge. However, the new ipod works just as well in the car.
I have been looking in the Apple forum and found it has affected iPod upgraders with car kits all around the world.
see http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jsp ... &tstart=15
and http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jsp ... 7&tstart=0
Anyone else affected yet? Maybe Apple will come up with a fix.
Regards,
Tony
Just a techie subject that will interest only a few people and I think the problem lies with Apple not the car.
I enjoy having an iPod connected, and bought an iPod Nano 3rd gen for the car. It worked very well, and a big advantage was that the car kept the Nano charged.
I decided to upgrade to the new 4th generation Nano, and sold my old one on ebay. Apple have changed the wiring connectors for this new device and now it doesn't charge. However, the new ipod works just as well in the car.
I have been looking in the Apple forum and found it has affected iPod upgraders with car kits all around the world.
see http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jsp ... &tstart=15
and http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jsp ... 7&tstart=0
Anyone else affected yet? Maybe Apple will come up with a fix.
Regards,
Tony