What accessory/adapter is available to extend a cable to the phone in order to use downloaded music already on the phone (pandora)?

In order for Pandora to work you must have a Pandora account on your cell phone and have your phone linked to your radio via blu-tooth. Your radio access Pandora through your phone, the same is true with I-Heart Radio. If you have Panroda on your phone and the phone is turned on and in your car, it will automatically hook up when you go to Pandora on the radio, but only if you have already paired the phone to the Radio.

• 1 Activate your iPhone with a licensed wireless service carrier, and then register it with the iTunes network.
  
• 2 Download audio files from iTunes. You can do this one of two ways. You can download music, podcasts, audiobooks and videos using the iTunes Store on your phone, or download them using the iTunes Store on your home computer. You must have an active account, which requires a credit card, to purchase audio files.
  

Most likely not. Its software needs to be compatible with your phone. If it has an 1/8th inch audio female jack then you can hook your phone up via 1/8th inch audio cable.

This process is not considered downloading but transfer, because you already have the music downloaded to your computer. You will need either Bluetooth or cable connections to connect your phone to your computer in order to make the transfer Bluetooth needs no cables but a little slower than cable connections. Connect your phone to your computer using the phone cable. or pair the computer Bluetooth with the phones Bluetooth this is easy if you already have Bluetooth on your computer such as if you use wireless keyboards and mouse, after select the songs you like to transfer and send them to a specific folder on your phone.

I really like GrooveShark: http://listen.grooveshark.com/ You can listen to pretty much anything there--they have an enormous library!
There's also Pandora, a radio-like service: http://www.pandora.com/
You can't download the files, but there are no fees. :)
I hope this helped.

Hello,

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I looked everywhere -- finally when here and ordered one. I wish they'd use a standard USB cord... but otherwise love that camera.

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use your headphone jack, you will need an adapter cable that converts the signal to left / right male RCA jacks. (available at radio shack or on ebay)

these can plug into any red / white inputs EXCEPT phono I use the input labeled CD for my blackberry to listen to MP3's and stream music from Pandora.com

Hello patprice16,

There are several possible answers to this question. First, and foremost, would be mp3 files from your computer. In order to do this you will need a Data Cable and, perhaps, some software. This is usually called a 'Media Kit' and is available from your service provider (Verizon, AT&T, etc.). Your phone may have come with this kit already depending on which provider you use. If you look through the items you rec'd with your phone you may see a USB cable that connects on one end to your phone and on the other end to your computer. There is probably a software disk also included if you have this cable. If you have neither you need to contact your service provider and get them in order to transfer mp3 files to your phone. The second way would be to purchase the files through your service provider and download them to your phone through the provider's network. This, obviously, gets rather expensive.

Hope that helps :)