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As we know, with the high tech’s rapid developing, more and more novel things have stepped into our daily life, especially in digital community. For example, we can buy apple’s products, ipod, iphone 4, ipad etc, with them and then we can enjoy all kinds of entertainments at anytime and anywhere because with them, we don’t have to watch our loved movies or listen music on computer, we can transfer these stuffs to ipod or iphone 4. If we want to transfer music from computer to ipod, all we need is to download a tool called ipod to computer which is an all-in-one software that can help us to transfer stuffs between ipod and computer. Today we have introduced another product called AppRadio. Here let’s have a learn of it together.
AppRadio is the first in-vehicle product designed to utilize the processing power, storage capacity, network connectivity and apps of the iPhone and iPod touch (4th generation) as the primary source for its information and entertainment capabilities. Pioneer's AppRadio also features the industry's first capacitive touchscreen that enables control of most functions using similar touch and motion gestures as many of today's most popular smartphones, but in a larger 6.1-inch screen designed specifically for safer in-vehicle operation. For safety and convenience, AppRadio features built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and an input for an optional vehicle mounted rear facing back-up camera.
AppRadio was designed to enable drivers to safely control selected apps on the iPhone 4 and fourth-generation iPod Touchrunning iOS 4.2 or later through a large 6.1-inch WVGA (800 x 480) capacitive touchscreen, and it's targeted to appeal to smartphone "power users" who "use their smartphone in practically every area of their life" and wouldn't otherwise consider replacing their factory radio, said marketing director Ted Cardenas. If your car is equipped with a computer, you can directly move music from ipod to computer for more people listening.
When connected to an iPhone and iPod touch (4th generation) with the Pioneer AppRadio application and compatible third-party apps, the full potential of the AppRadio is unleashed, bringing an ever-expanding world of convenience and connectivity directly into the dash. The Pioneer AppRadio application, available free in the App Store, enables access to the data and connectivity of the iPhone 4, providing users the ability to access Google Maps and stay current with recommended compatible third-party apps.
The power of AppRadio comes from the ability to simply and easily update its software, similar to many of today's most powerful mobile devices. The front of the unit features a clean and simple aesthetic with only three physical buttons; a home button, a volume up button and a volume down button combined with a high resolution WVGA (800 x 480) 6.1-inch capacitive touchscreen display. This capacitive touch panel requires less pressure, responds faster and can recognize multiple touch points simultaneously, advantages when compared to traditional resistive touchscreen displays. Touchscreen control is used for all functions including the app interface, iPod control/playback, AM/FM radio, and Bluetooth hands-free calling features.
How it works
Users will need to buy and install the AppRadio when it comes out in June; Cardenas said that the installation costs would vary depending on the make of the car. The AppRadio contains three inputs: a rear-camera input, an optional steering-wheel control, and the iPod/iPhone's 30-pin connector. The Apple iPad is not supported, and the device lacks the microUSB adapter required by Android smartphones. The AppRadio supports Bluetooth, and a minimalistic iPhone-like home button and volume rocker are the only dedicated controls.
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AppRadio is the first in-vehicle product designed to utilize the processing power, storage capacity, network connectivity and apps of the iPhone and iPod touch (4th generation) as the primary source for its information and entertainment capabilities. Pioneer's AppRadio also features the industry's first capacitive touchscreen that enables control of most functions using similar touch and motion gestures as many of today's most popular smartphones, but in a larger 6.1-inch screen designed specifically for safer in-vehicle operation. For safety and convenience, AppRadio features built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and an input for an optional vehicle mounted rear facing back-up camera.
AppRadio was designed to enable drivers to safely control selected apps on the iPhone 4 and fourth-generation iPod Touchrunning iOS 4.2 or later through a large 6.1-inch WVGA (800 x 480) capacitive touchscreen, and it's targeted to appeal to smartphone "power users" who "use their smartphone in practically every area of their life" and wouldn't otherwise consider replacing their factory radio, said marketing director Ted Cardenas. If your car is equipped with a computer, you can directly move music from ipod to computer for more people listening.
When connected to an iPhone and iPod touch (4th generation) with the Pioneer AppRadio application and compatible third-party apps, the full potential of the AppRadio is unleashed, bringing an ever-expanding world of convenience and connectivity directly into the dash. The Pioneer AppRadio application, available free in the App Store, enables access to the data and connectivity of the iPhone 4, providing users the ability to access Google Maps and stay current with recommended compatible third-party apps.
The power of AppRadio comes from the ability to simply and easily update its software, similar to many of today's most powerful mobile devices. The front of the unit features a clean and simple aesthetic with only three physical buttons; a home button, a volume up button and a volume down button combined with a high resolution WVGA (800 x 480) 6.1-inch capacitive touchscreen display. This capacitive touch panel requires less pressure, responds faster and can recognize multiple touch points simultaneously, advantages when compared to traditional resistive touchscreen displays. Touchscreen control is used for all functions including the app interface, iPod control/playback, AM/FM radio, and Bluetooth hands-free calling features.
How it works
Users will need to buy and install the AppRadio when it comes out in June; Cardenas said that the installation costs would vary depending on the make of the car. The AppRadio contains three inputs: a rear-camera input, an optional steering-wheel control, and the iPod/iPhone's 30-pin connector. The Apple iPad is not supported, and the device lacks the microUSB adapter required by Android smartphones. The AppRadio supports Bluetooth, and a minimalistic iPhone-like home button and volume rocker are the only dedicated controls.
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How to copy ipod to mac
How to download songs from ipod to computer