Some suggest the best option is to use a Bluetooth to AUX device. If you are currently connecting your iPhone via an AUX port for playing music, you may have to do some research before buying an iPhone 7. The loss of the AUX jack also known as the headphone jack in the iPhone 7 will affect car owners who have late-model cars that do not have a Bluetooth or USB connection for playing music. Ownership of cars is much longer than wireless phone ownership which is around three years while cars can be five years or more. Cars typically have a five-year design cycle while wireless devices can be designed in one-to-two years.
The main reason for incompatibility with new smartphones and iPhones with vehicles is that the design cycle for cars is much longer than for smartphones. We expect that the new iPhone will offer dual cameras, more storage (up to 256), increased cloud service, different colors, 3GB of RAM memory, a faster processor, iOS 10 upgrade, different screen size, water-resistant, SIM card waterproofing, thinner/lighter and removal of the headphone jack/aux port for space to add extra speakers. On September 7, Apple will announce the iPhone 7. We are working a new report with new fixes. Please report if it works in the comments below.
Update: : We were told by one of our readers that there is an issue with GSM interference that can be fixed by setting the iPhone 7 (AT&T T-Mobile) to Airplane Mode and then turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
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Update – We have a new long list of possible fixes for Bluetooth problems in cars with iOS 10.2.1 and later.
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