well this is my second iphone. My first one fried and audio was effed up due to me pluggin it in to friends fm car adapter made for IPODS only i guess no iphones. Wen i plugged it in it sais sumthing bout do u want to turn airplane mode on and i hit yes. If i hit no would i have my original iphone to this day??well i dont want to make cds for car i wanna use iphone so ne recomandations on wat car thing is best for iphone thnx guys lemme no
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help on a vital choice for car player for iphone
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I think people are just confused. It seems bizarre it would have hurt your iPhone. Saying YES actually helps cause then there is no mobile phone interference to make the music sounds even worst.
Your car doesn't have an AUX in or a cassette slot (where you could use a cassette adapter)? Those two options would provide much better audio than a FM modulator, but I had a car once without either those options either, so if you're the same situation you'll have to read up on all the FM transmitters, to see what one might work for you.
Your car doesn't have an AUX in or a cassette slot (where you could use a cassette adapter)? Those two options would provide much better audio than a FM modulator, but I had a car once without either those options either, so if you're the same situation you'll have to read up on all the FM transmitters, to see what one might work for you.
I have a bargain basement goodmans GCE7207I bought on eBay for about £40. Works fine with my iPhone on Airplane mode and I get occasional GSM buzz with Airplane mode off.