can you download podcast via wifi in new ipod touch?
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Nope, according to Ars Technica's Review of the iPod Touch, the iTunes Wi-Fi Store will not have Podcasts, Audiobooks, TV Shows, or Movies available. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news...
1225205
Yes, you can use it as a ipod, meaning using it with wifi without having at&t service.
2261985
This device presents a wireless hotspot-style connection available to any device that can connect to a WAP (or wireless router). So far, I haven't found a device that hasn't been able to connect to this device. BUT, that being said, I do not have an iPhone or iPad, but my iPod connects just fine.
214724
Just plug it into your ipod and change the station on your radio to match the one on the transmitter...no app needed
119020
With the iPod Touch you don't have to do anything to set it up and it doesn't cost anything. It will connect anywhere there is wireless internet as long as it is open or if you have the password to a secure connection. With ours, if we get on it at home we have to type in our password but if you are somewhere that offers Wi-Fi like at a fast food restaurant, all you need to do is open the internet on your iPod and it will come right up. Hope this helps!
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My Ipod, is a Nano, so not so new, but I use it every day and have recently downloaded new tunes from itunes. It works great!
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So chapman, I don't need the Bluetooth thing to play music wirelessly. How did You get the ipad to play music to the receiver via wifi. Does the receiver comes out as a option in the ipad to play music wirelessly ? And how about the iPhone app does it work with the wifi or do I need to buy the Bluetooth adapter?
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can I use with an ipod touch that isn't connected to the internet/has no data plan? I can only play the Sirius/xm app at home on my ipod touch when I am connected to the internet . . . how does it work when you are driving? thanks
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No, the iPod touch is NOT a "phone". Activation is via Apple's iTunes website. You are confusing this mobile device with the iPhone. Both are WiFi enabled, however the iPhone also supports Internet access via ATT cellular network called "EDGE". To access the Internet from a WiFI device, you can do so with the iPod touch either via a wireless home network, or a public hotspot, such as in most McDonald's restaurants and Starbucks. If you are an existing ATT DSL Internet subscriber, you can gain basic service hotspot access "free" via the ATT WiFi network. All you need to do is take your iPod touch to within 150 feet of one of these establishments and select "AttWiFI" as the Network SSID to connect to, then launch your iPod touch Safari browser and try to connect to any Internet website. In the process, Safari will be redirected to the ATT WiFi network access login home screen. Enter you existing ATT DSL subscriber user name and password. If you are NOT already an ATT DSL Internet subscriber, you can still gain public hotspot WiFi Internet access but first you will have to sign up for an account and pay a monthly charge. You can also login by redeeming an ATT gift (or prepaid) card, or paying for limited access with I believe is around $8 per day, or 3 or 4 bucks per two hour session. Of course, there is nothing about any of this in Apple's user guide for the iPod touch. But, for such a WiFi intensive mobile device, this is the kind of thing people need to know to use their iPod touch to its full potential wherever you go.
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Return the AppRadio. You will not enjoy it even if the iPod magically starts working. There are new built-in Apple Play radios on the horizon. Wait. You'll be glad you did. Here's an article about Apple's CarPlay announced 03/04/2014: http://gu.com/p/3n84n
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Yes, either through the iPhone connector or through Airplay using your wireless network. I use Pandora, Spotify and iTunes radio through Airplay and my wife prefers to use the connector.
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No FM on the dock but you can get an app for the iPhone if you use wifi. Dennis Barrington-LightMobile +44 (0)7970 189798Begin forwarded message:From: Mick Yarrow <mick.yarrow1@gmail.com>Date: 1 December 2013 01:29:03 pm GMTTo: Dennis Barrington-Light <dbl21@cam.ac.uk>, mr william johnston <billan41@btinternet.com>, roger valintineAdd name <rvalen6199@aol.com>, des <crowedes@gmail.com>, oli minett <olidafunk@hotmail.co.uk>, "Dennis J. Harradine" <djharradine@goldenlodge.freeserve.co.uk>, Brian R <brianrobins@clara.net>, william sellwood <williamsellwood@hotmail.co.uk>Subject: Fwd: WWIII---------- Forwarded message ----------From: Brian Robins <brianrobins@live.co.uk>Date: Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 5:31 PMSubject: WWIIITo: "mick.yarrow1@gmail.com" <mick.yarrow1@gmail.com> No FM on the dock but you can get an app for the iPhone if you use wifi. Dennis Barrington-LightMobile +44 (0)7970 189798Begin forwarded message:From: Mick Yarrow <mick.yarrow1@gmail.com>Date: 1 December 2013 01:29:03 pm GMTTo: Dennis Barrington-Light <dbl21@cam.ac.uk>, mr william johnston <billan41@btinternet.com>, roger valintineAdd name <rvalen6199@aol.com>, des <crowedes@gmail.com>, oli minett <olidafunk@hotmail.co.uk>, "Dennis J. Harradine"... » Read More No FM on the dock but you can get an app for the iPhone if you use wifi. Dennis Barrington-LightMobile +44 (0)7970 189798Begin forwarded message:From: Mick Yarrow <mick.yarrow1@gmail.com>Date: 1 December 2013 01:29:03 pm GMTTo: Dennis Barrington-Light <dbl21@cam.ac.uk>, mr william johnston <billan41@btinternet.com>, roger valintineAdd name <rvalen6199@aol.com>, des <crowedes@gmail.com>, oli minett <olidafunk@hotmail.co.uk>, "Dennis J. Harradine" <djharradine@goldenlodge.freeserve.co.uk>, Brian R <brianrobins@clara.net>, william sellwood <williamsellwood@hotmail.co.uk>Subject: Fwd: WWIII---------- Forwarded message ----------From: Brian Robins <brianrobins@live.co.uk>Date: Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 5:31 PMSubject: WWIIITo: "mick.yarrow1@gmail.com" <mick.yarrow1@gmail.com> « Show Less
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I just decided not to buy the touch. I would instantly buy one if it let me update and download my podcasts whenever I was in range of a WIFI connection.
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I would like to note that while you can't subscribe over WiFi, you can get what you want by using Safari. I listened to one of my video game podcasts from the direct link on their site. Obviously this is far less convenient than just getting it though iTunes Wi-Fi Store (something Apple should be offering already), but that's an option for now at least.
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I just recently received my ipod itouch and I cannot use it with the wi-fi in my house because of the networks around me are password protected, and my home does not have wireless. You probably can use it at starbucks or panera or wherever they have wireless for free. Also, I downloaded an audiobook yesterday from the itunes store online. Hope this helps.
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You have to downlaod idjay from iTunes and it is plug and play from there. As long as your iPad has the larger plug in and not the new smaller one!
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Hi and thanks for the response.I am also assuming that I can do with an iPod Touch the exact same thing that I do with my current 5G video iPod, which is to subscribe to all my podcast rss feeds with my Windows iTunes, and then when I dock my iPod all the updated podcasts sync up to the iPod, and I can listen to them via the "Podcasts" menu option under "Music". I am assuming I can just keep doing it that way? I am not so interested in subscribing to new podcasts from the Touch but rather having my existing ones sync the new episodes automatically. Today you have to dock for that, and I hoping that tomorrow they will happen over Wifi. Hi and thanks for the response.I am also assuming that I can do with an iPod Touch the exact same thing that I do with my current 5G video iPod, which is to subscribe to all my podcast rss feeds with my Windows iTunes, and then when I dock my iPod all the updated podcasts sync up to the iPod, and I can listen to them via the "Podcasts" menu option under "Music". I am assuming I can just keep doing it that way? I am not so interested in subscribing to new podcasts from the Touch but rather having my existing ones sync the new episodes... » Read More Hi and thanks for the response.I am also assuming that I can do with an iPod Touch the exact same thing that I do with my current 5G video iPod, which is to subscribe to all my podcast rss feeds with my Windows iTunes, and then when I dock my iPod all the updated podcasts sync up to the iPod, and I can listen to them via the "Podcasts" menu option under "Music". I am assuming I can just keep doing it that way? I am not so interested in subscribing to new podcasts from the Touch but rather having my existing ones sync the new episodes automatically. Today you have to dock for that, and I hoping that tomorrow they will happen over Wifi. « Show Less