Every time, Apple issues an update for iPhones and iOS since 8.0 through 9.2.1, car owners with infotainment systems experience issues with their Bluetooth connections to in-car infotainment systems. The latest update to iOS 9.2.1
As our readers know all too well, there are still Bluetooth issues with iOS 8.2 and in-car infotainment systems. Apple may have its own answer to car iPhone problems – use Siri to activate your
Apple released iOS 8.1.3 update for iPhone 5/S/c and iPhone 6/6+ iPod 5G, iPad Air 1-2, iPad mini 1-3, second-to-fourth-gen iPad, with bug fixes, performances improvements and a reduction in the amount of free storage
Since, September of 2014 when Apple launched the iPhone 6/6+ and pushed out the update to iOS 8, there have been problems with Bluetooth and in-car infotainment systems. We at AUTO Connected Car News have
New Griffin products introduced at CES are the iTrip AUX Bluetooth that adds Bluetooth to existing car stereos through the Aux cable outlet or adds dash-mounted control buttons and Lightning charger to the car using iTrip
iCreations at CES will be showing TotallyHandsFree driving while maintaining communication with the iCreation Bluetooth speaker/speakerphone speeCup with voice commands. It is designed to help those who don’t want to buy or install a completely
We promised our readers that at the LA Auto Show Connected Car Expo we would get down to business and ask the car makers and any Apple rep available, “What the blazes is going on