MacMost Now 145: Microsoft Sync Connects iPod and Car
Gary Rosenzweig talks to Dan Gray from MPGomatic.com about the Microsoft Sync system put into many Ford cars. It allows you to connect your iPod or iPhone to your car through the dock and play your music through the car as well as control it with your dash, steering wheel or voice commands.
Comments: 4 Responses to “MacMost Now 145: Microsoft Sync Connects iPod and Car”
Nick Holt
14 years ago
I have also tested it with the iphone thru bluetooth, so there's no wires involved. You still get the steering wheel control and voice commands, but your iphone can just sit in a cupholder without any wires. very impressive!
Jack Campbell
14 years ago
Well i got the iphone 3gs and bluetooth only syncs voice even not the song info, maybe there is a way to modify
janet
12 years ago
What kind of cord do you need to make the ipod work with a 2009 Ford Escape sync radio?
Not sure. If you have one, I would check the one end in your car, and I would assume the other end would be an iPod dock cable. I would check the manual that came with your car/sync radio as I'm sure it details things there.
I have also tested it with the iphone thru bluetooth, so there's no wires involved. You still get the steering wheel control and voice commands, but your iphone can just sit in a cupholder without any wires. very impressive!
Well i got the iphone 3gs and bluetooth only syncs voice even not the song info, maybe there is a way to modify
What kind of cord do you need to make the ipod work with a 2009 Ford Escape sync radio?
Not sure. If you have one, I would check the one end in your car, and I would assume the other end would be an iPod dock cable. I would check the manual that came with your car/sync radio as I'm sure it details things there.