Any chance this FM tuner works with iPhone?

I'm guessing this won't work but does anybody know for sure:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=B9E C42BD&nplm=MA070G/C
If not, it would shure be nice if Apple made something similar for the iPhone.

I went to the Apple Store and they told me that there wasn't a cord that would allow me to play my music from my iPhone to my car stereo.
So...
I bought an iPod because I wanted my music in my car.
I also bought this Kensington Digital FM Transmitter/Auto Charger for my iPod as well. I found a radio station and it worked perfectly.
I thought to myself, why not try to hook my iPhone up to that cable and see if it worked.
Well it did and so I took my iPod back and now am able to use my iPhone in my car using the Kensington cord!!
Here is the link to that cord:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=F92 F7BFD&nplm=TD145LL/A
It just goes into your cigarette lighter and then you set a radio station on the cord and then tune onto the radio station on your car.
Hope that helps,
Sam
P.S.- Your iPhone is going to tell you that the product is not compatible with the iPhone and would like to know if you want to put it into airplane mode.
Well just select "NO" and then your phone will work like normal and play your music through your speakers and it will still be able to receive calls while listening to your music, the music will just fade out while you are driving and allow you to answer your call and then once you are done, continue playing your song right where it left off.

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IPhone 4 and OS 10.4.11. Downloaded iTunes 9.2 cause it sais in the description that this update would work with iPhone 4 on OS 10.4.11. Its not working. Am i forced to upgrade to 10.5 or newer????

Can anyone help me out with this?
Am i really forced to buy the 10.5 or go back to my old computer to make my iPhone work??
Its seems really stupid to me that Apple supports people using other computers rather then their own mac costumers.....

the iPhone 4 has never been supported in iTunes 9.2 on OS 10.4.11...
It requires iTunes 10.1 or later and OS 10 5 8 or later
See Here:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2454322?start=0&tstart=0
and Here:
Mac system requirements
Mac computer with USB 2.0 port
Mac OS X v10.5.8 or later
iTunes 10.1 or later (free download fromwww.itunes.com/au/download)
iTunes Store account
Internet access
From Here:
http://www.apple.com/au/iphone/specs.html

"This accessory is not made to work with iPhone"

I have a first generation iphone. It recently started showing a message that reads:
This accessory is not made to work with iPhone
Would you like to turn on Airplane Mode to reduce audio interference?
You will not be able to make call during this mode
YES NO
There is no accessory in the phone. Any thoughts on how to stop this behavior?
I tried reloading the OS and it didn't help.

I was having the same problem and it was draining my battery! After reading a couple of threads I was resigned to take my 1st gen iphone to the genius bar to see if they could do something. Before going to the bar I took off my pics, videos, movies, podcasts, and some applications in preparation for my visit. That night the problem stopped. This had been happening for about 3-4 weeks so I could replicate at will. After removing things from the phone when I tried to replicate the problem it would not happen. So I then started to re-sync things one at a time. After re-syncing everything but the applications I still could not replicate the problem. My feeling is that one of the applications, or combinations of, was causing the issue. I have not re-synced all the applications at this time because I am happy to have my phone back. Hope this helps.

Please Help "This accessory is not made to work with iPhone" iPod??

Hiya i wondered if someone here can help me please.
Today i went to play my ipod feature on my iPhone and it started playing on the iPhone speakers which i wanted, Then all of a sudden it stoped i checked it out and had an error message saying the following.
"This accessory is not made to work with iPhone
Do you wish to switch to aeroplane mode
YES/NO"
There is no accessory connected to the phone and also it has not been in contact with water which i heard sometimes triggers this error.
When i press the NO option the volume cuts out and the volume slider disapears on the ipod and also the volume buttons dont work.
I dont really want to factory restore it but if thats my only option then i will do it. Also i have only had the phone for less than 20 days.
Any Help/Advice is really apprieciated.

Check your iPhone's dock connector port for any dirt, lint, or foreign material, and it doesn't take much.
If clear, the standard troubleshooting steps in order are power your iPhone off and on, an iPhone reset - which is done by pressing and holding the home button and the sleep/wake or on/off button simultaneously until you see the Apple logo and then release - ignoring the slide to turn off prompt when doing so, restoring your iPhone with iTunes from your iPhone's backup, and restoring as a new iPhone or not from your iPhone's backup.
If no change after any of these steps in order, you can call AppleCare or make an appointment at an Apple store if there is one nearby.

Will any iPod charger work with iPhone

Does any (Apple) iPod charger work with iPhone? I would like to charge the phone in different places without carrying the wall charger with me all the time. I got my regular iPod charger and was hoping that I can use it. I noticed that the wall charger that comes with the phone has a lower amp rating than the iPod charger I have. I would think this shouldn't make a difference unless everything else (e.g., the connector wiring) is the same.
Does anyone know for sure?
Thanks
Dirk
PC Windows XP Pro

I believe so. Check this link http://www.apple.com/iphone/questionsandanswers.html scroll to the section Accessories for iPhone and read the first one.
I'd imagine if there was a problem they would have mentioned it. Also, if it makes you feel any better, I've been using iPod charger to charge my phone and so far it's been working fine.
-Pramod Anchuparayil

Iphone will not charge via usb-to-computer nor via brick; I've tested with two different cables. Just before this problem arose, I got messages similar to "This accessory is not made to work with iPhone."

Most of my concern is in the subject line. I probably should've saved some content to include here. Allow me to elaborate:
While traveling with the tiny brick, I got a message on my 3GS phone that "This accessory is not made to work with iPhone”; however, the charger was working fine with another phone and with an iPad.
I tested alternatives by removing and re-inserting the cable (obviously, as I tested other devices), changing wall receptacles, shutting the phone off (all the way), all to no avail.
When I got home, I plugged a different cable--one that was connected to my iMac rather than the brick--into the my 3GS; it still didn't charge.
So, I'm hypothesizing that perhaps some debris (from a pocket?) got into the charging receptacle of the 3GS and is disrupting the connection. Perhaps there are other hypotheses.
I am reluctant to do a reset, as (a) the problem doesn't appear to be a software issue (the phone and software are all working, though the charge is declining) and (b) I don't want to lose the contents before I can sync it (now that I'm home, again).
I'd welcome suggestions. Meanwhile, I suppose I shall e-mail photos and notes from the phone to myself before I lose the remaining charge.

Try to clean the 30-pin receiver slot either by blowing air into it or using a microfiber cloth. If the problem persists, based on what you've already said, I'd say the problem is most likely hardware, and would need to be replaced or repaired. I hope your iPhone is still under the 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty, or if applicaable extended warranty. You can check by calling AppleCare National iPhone Technical Support at 1 (800) 694-7466.

Ipod doesn't work on speakers but headphones are fine and speaker works with iPhone. Possible connector issue? Any thoughts on how I can get the fixed?

ipod doesn't work on speakers but headphones are fine and speaker works with iPhone. Possible connector issue? Any thoughts on how I can get the fixed?

Try:
- Reset the iOS device. Nothing will be lost
Reset iOS device: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Reset all settings
Go to Settings > General > Reset and tap Reset All Settings.
All your preferences and settings are reset. Information (such as contacts and calendars) and media (such as songs and videos) aren’t affected.
- Restore from backup. See:
iOS: How to back up
- Restore to factory settings/new iOS device.

Any portable battery packs that work with the iPhone?

I'll be doing a lot of "line waiting" next week and would like to use the iPhone for entertainment (internet/movie watching). I believe they're rated to last about 6-7 hours but I haven't been getting that much from mine (I'd also want something as a backup in case my battery dies on me and I'm not by a charger (or have the time to let it charge)).
I've seen portable battery packs for the ipod (that plug into the dock connector) but do any work with the iPhone?

I haven't tried one, but I think it's extremely likely that it would work. All the reports are that every iPod charging accessory - wall adapters, car adapters - works with iPhone.

Does this Work With Iphone? MOTOROLA S9 BLUETOOTH HEADSET

I have heard that this works with Iphone? MOTOROLA S9 BLUETOOTH HEADSET ...does anyone know if it truly does or do you all know of a headset (over the head or behind the neck) one that does?
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Thanks
Bill

I was in a wireless store when I inquired to a manager about this product (S9 Motorola Bluetooth Wireless Headset), and asked if it worked with both the iPod and phone capabilities of my iPhone....to which this manager replied that she knew for a fact that she had read on the apple support forums that this product did, in fact work with both music and phone functionality, once paired.
I believe now that she was using this tactic to make more apple-endorsed-sales of this headset, and therefore get more commissions for her store. I mean every employee in the store was wearing them and toting that they worked flawlessly when asked, it was disgusting now that I think of it.
I called the store back up and asked to speak to that manager again, and she maintained that what she read was in fact true, even when I told her that I found that the iPhone does not currently support this headset's bluetooth technology, and that possibly what she read was that once paired the headset works with the phone part of the iPhone but not the iPod part.....she railed that she was correct and that what she read supported both, in spite of all evidence to the contrary, here on apple's support forums.
I think that wireless company employees with a new product that they cannot officially confirm compatibilities, should not go unchecked for spreading misinformation, merely to promote sales for walk-ins...its really terrible, especially on the biggest day of the shopping year and all the hype already created and money put into incentives to rush sales.
Don't believe the hype. Even the phone capability of the S9 headset is not stereo for the iPhone. Really not worth over a $100 for this kind of minor functionality.

HT4623 I have iPhone 4S GSM , is there any way to make it works with CDMA SIM card ?

I have iPhone 4S GSM , is there any way to make it works with CDMA SIM card ?

No.

Appletv remote app and airplay not working with iphone 4S

I have the latest appleTV. I have the remote app loaded onto my ipad3 and iphone 4S. The app is not working with iphone 4S, nor do I get the airplay icon, hence I can't mirrior my phone on appleTV. It used to work. I have deleted and reloaded the app, and still nothing. It worked fined until a month ago or so. I have enabled home sharing.
The app and airlplay are working just fine with the ipad3. I have the ipad and appleTV hooked up to my router using 5Ghz, and the iphone only connects to the 2Ghz network on the same router. I don't think this is the issue, because it worked before.
Also, when I click on the remote app on the iphone, to add an itunes library, a code pops up on the phone, which I enter into itunes on my Win7 PC. Nothing seems happed on the computer when I enter the code. Could this have anything to do with recent appleTV or itunes updates? Any possible solutions?

It seems like I am having the same problem.
I have the latest AppleTV 1080, imac 27", ipad, ipad2, 2 iphone 4, all with the latest iOS. After I have the AppleTV connected, a few problems showed up:
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Universal Dock's remote doesn't work with iPhone Photos

Has anyone tried Universal Dock's remote with iPhone Photos? I can't get it to work.
The remote does work with iPhone music and video though.

i just bought this dock as a car dock. I have it hooked up to power 12v and output to 1/8 into head unit. Now, I have to be in iTunes music to get it to work and it only allows volume, playing of files in a playlist and to next song. Are any of you guys having issues with VERY limited use of the remote and lack of really a benefit from using a remote because you have to touch it anyways to change through songs or video??? Are you guys wondering why you even bought it if the remote is not supported as a functional addition?

Until it "Works With iPhone"

While you're waiting for those "Works with iPhone" 3rd-party devices to show up on the shelves, these two suggestions may help (#2 is the big one):
1) By now you've probably figured out that you can make almost any headphone plug fit the iPhone by removing about a 1mm ring of plastic or rubber with an X-Acto knife. If you don't trust your surgical skills on that $200 pair of headphones, buy a cheap headphone splitter and modify it instead, then plug your headphones into it.
2) If you've given up on your powered speakers or FM-transmitter because of the squeaky noises, try this: Radio Shack sells a "Ferrite Data Line Filter", Part Number 273-105, for under $6. It's a little plastic box that snaps around your cable and blocks most (maybe not all, but most) of that GSM squawk when your sweetheart calls or your phone is just trying to find a new tower. The filter needs to be near the iPhone end of the cable. If you build up a little section of the cable with foam or tape to about a pencil diameter, the box will grip and not slide. If you loop the cable through twice, you won’t need the padding and the loop may actually improve the filtering.
I tried this on a road trip from Atlanta to Richmond and only really noticed the GSM buzz while I was passing through downtown Richmond. Something about signals bouncing around between tall buildings, I suppose. For most of the trip it worked great, and even in downtown Richmond the buzz was greatly reduced. It’s still a good idea to keep the phone as far away from the radio or speakers as possible.
This device is available at most, but not all, Radio Shack stores. Go to the Radio Shack website and they will tell you which store near you carries this part number.
Combining suggestions 1 and 2: If you attach the filter more or less permanently to a headphone splitter, you will have a removable filter that your friends can check out on their iPhones.
Caveat Emptor: This may not work for everyone. If it doesn't, you're only out six bucks, and it won't harm anything.
Enjoy!
-Peter

While you're waiting for those "Works with iPhone" 3rd-party devices to show up on the shelves, these two suggestions may help (#2 is the big one):
1) By now you've probably figured out that you can make almost any headphone plug fit the iPhone by removing about a 1mm ring of plastic or rubber with an X-Acto knife. If you don't trust your surgical skills on that $200 pair of headphones, buy a cheap headphone splitter and modify it instead, then plug your headphones into it.
2) If you've given up on your powered speakers or FM-transmitter because of the squeaky noises, try this: Radio Shack sells a "Ferrite Data Line Filter", Part Number 273-105, for under $6. It's a little plastic box that snaps around your cable and blocks most (maybe not all, but most) of that GSM squawk when your sweetheart calls or your phone is just trying to find a new tower. The filter needs to be near the iPhone end of the cable. If you build up a little section of the cable with foam or tape to about a pencil diameter, the box will grip and not slide. If you loop the cable through twice, you won’t need the padding and the loop may actually improve the filtering.
I tried this on a road trip from Atlanta to Richmond and only really noticed the GSM buzz while I was passing through downtown Richmond. Something about signals bouncing around between tall buildings, I suppose. For most of the trip it worked great, and even in downtown Richmond the buzz was greatly reduced. It’s still a good idea to keep the phone as far away from the radio or speakers as possible.
This device is available at most, but not all, Radio Shack stores. Go to the Radio Shack website and they will tell you which store near you carries this part number.
Combining suggestions 1 and 2: If you attach the filter more or less permanently to a headphone splitter, you will have a removable filter that your friends can check out on their iPhones.
Caveat Emptor: This may not work for everyone. If it doesn't, you're only out six bucks, and it won't harm anything.
Enjoy!
-Peter

Iphone bluetooth charging cradle--not made to work with iphone??

About every 5 minutes, my iphone pops up with a note that "this accessory is not made to work with iphone", whenever it's in the charging cradle that came with the apple bluetooth earpiece. Anybody else see this? any idea what's up? I just love the inability to get direct communication with apple on the topic.

I have the same problem. The same pop-up comes up when I plug the iPhone into the cradle that comes with the Apple-branded iPhone bluetooth headpiece. It didn't use to have this problem before, and the iPhone used to recognize the headset as also charging when both were in the cradle. Now, the headset does not even charge up when the iPhone is in the cradle at the same time!! I think the latest iPhone firmware upgrade messed up everything!! HELP!!!!

Any chance you guys are working on vector support for the next update?

Any chance you guys are working on vector support for the next update? It would definitely make working with these retina displays much easier.

While waiting, there's this manual solution i proposed here : http://fr32c.free.fr/Am/index.php?post/2013/09/12/Muse-Inline-SVG but you'll have to translate the article. At the bottom are some files to test.
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Any chance this FM tuner works with iPhone?

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