I have a 2012 Nissan Altima, and so far the Galaxy Nexus has played nice with the factory Bluetooth handsfree calling system (although a recent mysterious glitched caused the car's system to show "in-call" on the screen regardless of how many times I restarted the car, and was only fixed when I disabled Bluetooth on the Galaxy Nexus), and at times call sound staticy.
Oddly, the car doesn't have Bluetooth audio streaming despite having Bluetooth calling. The functionality should be similar so to me it seems like a lame ploy by Nissan to force buyers to spend $2000 for the package that includes a hard disk in the car, navigation, and Bluetooth streaming.
Anyway, I decided to cancel my Sirius/XM and try a Spotify/Pandora combo as a replacement. I'm looking for a simpler way to just hop in the car and get music to play without having to fiddle with inserting the 3.5mm audio wire into the phone's headset jack, opening Spotify, finding a playlist or artist etc, and then just flopping the phone on the center console.
I wish the official Samsung Dock using the POGO pins would finally be available in the U.S., but that is no guarantee and it will most likely cost $100, at least (ripoff).
What setup do you guys have to make in-car audio easier?
Oddly, the car doesn't have Bluetooth audio streaming despite having Bluetooth calling. The functionality should be similar so to me it seems like a lame ploy by Nissan to force buyers to spend $2000 for the package that includes a hard disk in the car, navigation, and Bluetooth streaming.
Anyway, I decided to cancel my Sirius/XM and try a Spotify/Pandora combo as a replacement. I'm looking for a simpler way to just hop in the car and get music to play without having to fiddle with inserting the 3.5mm audio wire into the phone's headset jack, opening Spotify, finding a playlist or artist etc, and then just flopping the phone on the center console.
I wish the official Samsung Dock using the POGO pins would finally be available in the U.S., but that is no guarantee and it will most likely cost $100, at least (ripoff).
What setup do you guys have to make in-car audio easier?