Hot on the heels of Belkin’s iPod shuffle adapter announcement yesterday, iLuv has announced a similar adapter of its own. It looks almost identical, albeit a bit more corner-y than Belkin’s round-ish ...

The all-new 2010 Chevy Equinox has a terrific new interior design and, in most models, an all-new stereo with a USB iPod interface. I spent some time testing the new system, and in most ways it shows ...

As many of you already know, iPods are great for listening to MP3s through a set of headphones, but playing them in your truck is a bit more complicated. One simple way around this is to buy an FM ...

When used with a compatible Alpine head unit, Alpine’s new $100 KCA-420i iPod Interface connection kit lets you play and control your iPod through your car stereo. Unlike BMW’s popular iPod kit — ...

A device that connects an iPod to an audio system via the iPod's dock connector. For use at home, the adapter is typically a docking cradle that the iPod is pushed onto (see Apple dock). For ...

If you wish the iPod support in your BMW or Mini was a little less Munich and a little more Cupertino, this latest development from Bavaria will make you a happy little infotainment meister. BMW is ...

Apple Computer is trying to patent the interface for its iPod music player. In a patent application 20040055446, published Thursday, Apple describes a graphical user interface "and methods of use ...

In the late spring of 2001, engineers at Pixo Inc. were chugging along minding their own business when a neighbor called. It was Apple Computer Inc. The tech giant was working on a secret project and ...

ThinkSecret has updated their story which claims that a hard-drive based "touch-screen iPod" will take center stage tomorrow. They also now reveal details about the iPod Nano, which is said to have a ...

Lots of people have been looking forward to Alpine’s KCA-420i iPod interface unit for the Ai-NET head units (which is to say, a nice way to hook up an iPod to your Alpine car stereo). Playlist ...

A near three-year-long attempt by Apple Computer to patent the menu-based software interface of its popular iPod digital music player has ultimately proved unsuccessful, AppleInsider has discovered.