Apple stopped including a power adapter with each iPod a while ago (though Apple includes an adapter with the iPhone), and as battery life shortens over time, it’s handy to have a power adapter at ...

iPod music players are getting out on the highway, thanks to the efforts of car stereo makers. Pioneer and Clarion, for example, are discussing plans to make a direct connection between Apple Computer ...

Axxess introduces two adapters that allow playback over an OEM radio incorporating a CD controller — and does so with features designed for maximum ease of use and enjoyment. The GMIP-01 ...

Harmon Kardon, a favorite audio product manufacturer among Mac users since the introduction of phallic-shaped Sound Sticks years ago, is expecting to release in the fall a new iPod adapter for the car ...

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 ...

A big trend in the automotive industry is to offer optional iPod adapters that not only plug portable players into car stereos, but also display track information and allow drivers to control the iPod ...

Addonics Announces Accessories That Allow iPod Hard Drives to Attach to Any Computer, or Convert iPod Hard Drives to Compact Flash Addonics Technologies (http://www ...

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Apple Computer will debut a Bluetooth adapter for its iPods that will allow the music players to communicate wirelessly with a new wave of in-car Bluetooth audio systems, a Pioneer spokesperson said ...

More power to Apple and its legion of accessory makers. Asking people to pay $20 to use your own headphones with an $80 MP3 player is ballsy — brass ballsy. Such is the story of the new iPod shuffle, ...

TEN Technology is working on a Bluetooth adapter for the iPod called the naviPlay that'll work with Bluetooth stereo headphones (assuming that any of those ever see the light of day), Bluetooth ...