Belkin signals evolution in in-car FM transmission with new TuneCast Auto Live FM transmitter and ClearScan Live software application. Consumers can now use their iPhone to operate the FM transmitter.

For those without a built-in iPod or 1/8" stereo jack, trying to listen to your mp3 player through your car stereo is usually ruined by ill-designed FM transmitters. Belkin seems to have a solution to ...

We’ve seen hints that Griffins iTrip was coming. Time to get excited! Not because I really care about an FM transmitter on my iPhone, but because it’s one of the first cases of iPhone accessories ...

Griffin’s venerable iPod and iPhone FM transmitter has just been updated and it’s really quite snazzy. The new Griffin iTrip is the first iPod/iPhone accessory with its own iPhone app to control it.

We've never been on the volunteer cheerleading squad for FM transmitters; in our experience, they're downright useless in cities or other areas that actually have a large amount of radio stations ...

Griffin has launched a new FM transmitter for the iPhone and iPod, the Griffin iTrip. What makes this model different from the previous model is that it comes with its own iPhone app, which can be ...

FM transmitters allow you to connect your phone to your car even if you don’t have CarPlay or Android Auto. All you have to do is connect your phone to the transmitter via Bluetooth or an aux cable, ...

Right, so FM transmitters are generally terrible. Not just because they sound worse than direct line-in connections and even tape adapters, but because they’re a pain to control. Belkin has solved at ...

Increasingly iPods are finding their way into automobiles. Currently there are three ways to play those iPods through your car’s sound system—via a direct cable connection, through a cassette adapter, ...

According to the latest build of the iPhone firmware 3.0, the next-gen iPhone – known as iPhone 3.1 in the documentation – will use Broadcom's BCM4329 chipset, bringing with it the potential of ...

We aren't huge enthusiasts of FM transmitters. They degrade audio quality, and static, particularly in urban areas, is a fact of life. Unfortunately, FM transmitters are the only choice for many car ...

You've got days of music stored on your iPhone or iPod, the trouble is once you get in your car you're left with hunting around for a CD or even what's on the radio to remove the drone of the road.