Options for augmenting the entertainment your car stereo offers during your daily commute have come a long way – from the cassette adaptor to CDs to the aux in jack and an iPod and now to Bluetooth Streaming Audio.    Of course, if your in-dash car radio doesn’t support Bluetooth, you might not have any options – unless you have a product like the Bluetooth Internet Radio Car Kit (aka “The Kit”) for iPhone by Livio Radio. The Kit is a $100 hardware and app combination that work together to not only stream your music collection through your stereo, but also to act as a hands-free phone interface and to add Livio Radio’s extensive collection of over 45,000 radio stations into your listening mix. THE HARDWARE The Kit, at its heart, is a control module that plugs into your power socket and provides you with two ways to connect to your stereo: Read More

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Posted 11/18/2011 at 12:29pm | by Florence Ion Donna Summer put it best when she said that love is found on the radio. And sure, in this generation we've got stations like Pandora and Last.FM, but those stations ask us to dictate what it plays. The radio's best feature was just that: the way it could spontaneously change our moods based on the next song the DJ'd decide to play. With that, here are three free apps to help take you back to that time before the iPod was permanently tethered to your car stereo and you kicked the good ol' FM radio to the curb.  I'm crazy about podcasts, but I hate that I have to connect my iPod touch to iTunes to get the latest episodes. Stitcher Radio lets you bypass iTunes and just get to the podcasts yourself. You can create "stations" from certain genres and topics, which Read More

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One big advantage of iOS 5 is the ability to use it independently of a Mac or PC. Ironic, since another key new feature is iCloud, which serves to bring the two closer together at the same time. Here’s how to cut the cord if you’d rather your mobile devices and traditional computers live separate (but connected) lives. Once you’ve completed the iOS 5 update, you no longer need to be connected to iTunes at all. For anything. No, really. It may be hard for a longtime Apple mobile user to wrap their head around, but all the business of setting up, activating and other initial duties can be handled away from the computer. This does come with a couple caveats, however: Apple now lets you navigate the entire process of getting your iPad or iPhone set up with helpful intro screens on the device itself. This looks much like what Read More