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That sucks. I just bought this headunit 2 months ago.![]()
Yeah, although to the source unit manufactueres credit, I don't think they knew the iPhone would act the way it is acting. I think the general assumption was if it worked for the iPod it would work for the iPhone. Which is actually true (for the most part).
Now the manufacturers could suprise us all and do firmware upgrades for the recently released source units, but I wouldn't count on it. I wouldn't expect to see any source units with true iPhone compatibility (like Alpines full speed direct control) until next year, the biggest thing is to watch the Winter Consumer Electronics show. If the source unit manufacturers are on their toes we should see something then.