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Question: Clock Radio that plays an IPod 4th Gen and charges available? I have been seeing where the IPod 4th generation Nano's can not be charged in the older Clock Radio's.  Are their any Clock Radio's available that charge the IPod Nano as well as plays its songs?Thanks
Document: Just in case you don't already know, you can't charge a new video nano on some of the older dock radios. The new Ipods did away with firewire charging (12V) and went purely with the usb (5V) charging. When you dock the ipod in an older version of IHome or other ipod dockable radio, you get the firewire symbol and a message stating charging is not supported (on the ipod display). It plays just fine, but it will not charge the ipod.
the 4th gen nano makes the mistake of using a curved glass screen, much like that of an old CRT TV. Flat screens = less glare.In my opinion, if apple had stuck with the 3rd gen design and introduced all the new colors & new 16GB size with the price drop this would've been perfect. Call me crazy, but I wish this also had an FM tuner as well. A nice product, sure, but still not perfected.I wonder how far away the 32GB size is?
I use the iPod all the time, and it did not take as long as I would have liked for the battery to develop a &#34;memory&#34; or &#34;false bottom,&#34; so that now it barely holds a charge for an hour. Still a nicely designed player, I like the older generations much better than the &#34;postage stamp&#34; sized nano.
However it continued to freeze up until it would no longer reset. Other than that issue, that for some reason mine all end up freezing up & becoming useless to me, I do like the iPod 4th generation.I like the fact that it has intuitive controls as well as a bright clear display. I also like the fact that music sounds fantastic through earbuds.
Originally I had envisioned building up my home and car audio systems around this IPod. As I shopped around I quickly learned that many products are not compatible with the 4th generation IPod. This is making shopping for accessories a very unpleasant experience. I have to resort to researching the product documentations to see which IPod is supported.Not being able to charge the 4th generation IPod seems to be a very common problem.
Although I'm not the typical 'Apple fanatic' (for example I prefer the Kindle Fire to the iPad), I've owned two 4th generation iPod Nano's. The first one froze up with the first two or three months of ownership and after having to have it sent out to be looked at was finally replaced under an extended warranty I received with the iPod (which was a Father's Day gift).
My daughter had her 30 gig Ipod stolen, so I sent her a 16 gig new nano. She loves the size, features and coolness. Her 30 gig was bulky for running. I guess I am stuck with my first gen shuffle because she has the 4th gen Nano. Go figure!
This is the only iPod that is blind friendly. Everything new that comes out now is touch screen. Tried the new nano and it is impossible to use if you can't see the screen. I tried to use it and got very frustrated after 2 days and I can see perfectly. The 4th gen nano is the only one a blind person can use easily!
I originally owned an ipod Classic, and had no idea that the 4th gen Nano would come out that same year with accessibility features. I finally decided to get one after I sold my Classic a few weeks ago.It was fairly easy to set up with Itunes. I had to get some help registering, and I was able to do the rest. To enable the spoken feature you have to make sure that, "enable spoken menus for accessibility "is check when you plug the Ipod in.
Nice product with significant improvements over its older version, which I also own. Enjoy it immensely. Only wish Apple would consider improving the earbuds. It wouldn't hurt either if there was a way to replace the batteries once they wear out, which is what happened with my first Nano. Apple should really start considering this because eventually the batteries do wear out. I really like this Nano and now I have an older one also that doesn't hold a charge very long anymore.
Answer: The iHome iP99 will.  It's designed for iPhone but will work for iPod Nano 4th Gen.