Any iPhone owners out there experiencing issues using the adapter since upgrading to 3.0? Since my upgrade, I'm not getting any sound when connected to my 2008 G37 via the iPod adapter that came with the car. I'm also getting a message on my iPhone that says the device is not compatible.

Pre 3.0, I never had issues. This really sucks! Any ideas?

 

I receive the message but still works fine, just was listening to LiveATC App connected through iPod converter..

 

Sux to hear man! iPhone is trying to step up their game with all the popularity BlackBerry's are recieving.. Still an iPhail to me lol

 

Did you get the new ipod 3G cable from the dealer, I think they came out with a new one because the 3g's wouldnt work with the car.????

 

I'm using a cable from December '07..

 

I'm using my original cable from my '08 with the Griffin USB-Firewire adapter to connect my iPhone 3G with newly upgraded 3.0 operating system. So far (only one day of use) I have not had any problems at all. I do still get the "Airplane Mode" popup window as soon as I plug it in, but otherwise I have full charging and music capabilities.

 

Just tested mine and my iPhone plays still when connected. Not sure if it charges though since its fully charged currently.

 

I was told the newer iphones do not charge on my 2009 coupe with nav. I have the original iphone and it charges correctly. This came from the infiniti tech who explained all the electronics when I purchased the car.

 

Don't think it has anything to do with the Coupe rather 2.0 or the iPhone itself.

 

IT has to do with the phone. For the original Iphone any charger or adapter that you would plug into the phone will charge it. But now apple decided that for their 3G and 3gs they are going to put 2 less pins in the charging port so those previous chargers that worked on all the ipods and 2g iphone now dont work on the new phone. You can still use the phone for music but no charging. I bought an adapter that makes them charge so its al good

 

Because the iPod connector is a proprietary connector Apple gets a licensing check cut for every item that uses that connection. It’s to their benefit to have it change every couple of years, adds to the revenue stream. Much like firewire was supposed to do but lost due to the fact that intel allowed USB to be used royalty free thereby passing the far supperior firewire interface.