Any Driver With an FM Radio Can Bring Aha's 30,000+ Audio Stations into the Car Las Vegas, NV - January 7, 2013 - Aha by HARMANTM and Griffin Technology have announced a new feature in the popular ...

If you’ve got a car stereo with a direct audio connection or a cassette deck, you’ve got an easy — and relatively high quality — way to listen to your iPod in your car. (That is, via a direct cable ...

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 ...

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.

Apple's iPhone OS 3.0 hasn't even hit the scene yet, and already Belkin is introducing a product that'll take full advantage of the new functionality. We're not trying to read too far between the ...

Belkin has announced that its TuneCast Auto iPod FM transmitter has been vetted for use with the iPhone 3G. It costs $79.99. The TuneCast Auto has received Apple’s “Works with iPhone” certification, ...

Here are several of the top Bluetooth FM transmitters for cars that are the among the best on the market for different use cases. Bluetooth FM transmitters allow you to stream music simply and easily ...

Spotify and YouTube Music are great choices if your car has Android Auto, CarPlay, or a simple Bluetooth connection, but if you don't, you still have options to ...

Though only the richest auto buyers could afford a car with an AM-FM radio in the early 20th century, virtually all cars now produced in the United States come with one. However, those who prefer to ...

Griffin has released an update for the venerable iTrip Auto, the dock-dongle which transmits iPod audio to your radio in the form of FM waves. The iTrip auto now works with the iPhone, although you ...

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 ...