how can the ipod 5th generation be connected to wireless internet.
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From the iPod, just click the "settings" app, then click the "wi-fi" setting. Use the first item in the list to turn wi-fi on (if it isn't already), then just below that will be "choose a network..." Any available wireless access points / routers it sees will show up. Just click on the one you want to connect to. If it requires a password, it will prompt you. Pretty much the same as on Android.
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Does your Ipod have bluetooth? If so you can connect to the speaker. Does your ipod have audio files stored on it? Then you don't need Internet for the audio stored on the device.
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No there is no wireless capabilities.If you have an iPhone 5 or any other device that does not have a 30 pin connector you can play music through the AUX port in the back. If you want to wirelessly stream your music to the speakers you can buy a bluetooth receiver and plug it into the AUX port. This is a very good one, I use the same one on my M650.http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueGate-Bluetooth-Technology-Headphones/dp/B00727FE5U/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381964986&sr;=8-8&keywords;=bluetooth+receiverAlso note this has a 30 PIN dock connector (iPhone4s and lower) NOT a lightning connector (iPhone 5 and up) No there is no wireless capabilities.If you have an iPhone 5 or any other device that does not have a 30 pin connector you can play music through the AUX port in the back. If you want to wirelessly stream your music to the speakers you can buy a bluetooth receiver and plug it into the AUX port. This is a very good one, I use the same one on my M650.http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueGate-Bluetooth-Technology-Headphones/dp/B00727FE5U/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381964986&sr;=8-8&keywords;=bluetooth+receiverAlso note this has a 30 PIN dock connector (iPhone4s and lower) NOT a... » Read More No there is no wireless capabilities.If you have an iPhone 5 or any other device that does not have a 30 pin connector you can play music through the AUX port in the back. If you want to wirelessly stream your music to the speakers you can buy a bluetooth receiver and plug it into the AUX port. This is a very good one, I use the same one on my M650.http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueGate-Bluetooth-Technology-Headphones/dp/B00727FE5U/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381964986&sr;=8-8&keywords;=bluetooth+receiverAlso note this has a 30 PIN dock connector (iPhone4s and lower) NOT a lightning connector (iPhone 5 and up) « Show Less
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I agree with the rest. It only hooks to wifi and often poorly. We have many ipods of varying generations. None have strong wifi receivers. Don't expect connection like a computer. it is often slower and you can lose it. Especially if you are a bit away from your receiver. We love it, but that is it's downfall
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Hi K. Nabeta, there are two ways for connecting your iPod. One is via the audio in cable (3.5 mm jack) to the headphone jack of your iPod. Secondly is via Bluetooth connection (if your iPod support it). -Ely
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Wireless capability for the Apple iPodtouch 5th Gen includes: Wi-Fi 802.11n and Bluetooth 4.0. I continuously use the Wi-Fi connection at home, work and public places where available; works GREAT. I haven't used Bluetooth yet. I have a folding keyboard case assessory coming that will use the Bluetooth connection. Product reviews read at the time I was ordering the keyboard stated the the Bluetooth connection worked perfectly. For comfirmation of iPod Touch wireless features, see the Apple webpage: http://www.apple.com/ipod-touch/specs.html
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This device will only work on a wireless network that an Apple device is connected to. It utilizes AirPlay which is Apple only.
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You will need to use the head phone jack and cable...or add a blue tooth adapter. See this webpage for further answers. http://www.instructables.com/id/Add-INTERNAL-Bluetooth-Capability-To-Your-iPod/
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You can plug it in via alternate input sources, but it won't be wireless. If you don't use a source that streams Airplay, you will have to physically connect it with a cable.
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Depends on if you want a wireless connection you device needs to be Bluetooth enabled. I don't think the original IPods had Bluetooth. That said, you can connect the original IPod to the jambox with a cord and it will work fine
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The device has to be connected with a cable (The unit does not have integrated WIFI tech) but you could connect it to a Wifi device eg apple airport extreme...
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yes, it can be used (a) wirelessly if your ipod has Bluetooth connectivity, and (b) with a 3.5mm audio cable if not. you do not need wi-fi access to use a Jambox.
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You can connect to your data service on the iPad. Go to 'Settings -> Mobile: turn on Mobile Data. Then, go back one step and go to 'Personal HotSpot'. Turn on the 'Personal HotSpot' and select: Connect Using Wi-Fi. If you use an application such as 'Text-Free', 'Friend-Caller', etc. which allows text messaging and voice, you are free to place calls, send/receive text messages, surf the web and obtain downloads directly to your iPod.
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Pretty sure you need a wireless router in your home, yes. The WiFi on the iPod Touch can only find wireless interenet where wireless internet exists. Routers are fairly cheap and easy to set up, or so I've been told (I don't know how it all works either!).Otherwise, it'll work anywhere there's free WiFi. As I've never used WiFi, I've no idea if you need to ask the store (coffee shop, bookstore, hotel, wherever) for a password(??) -OR- If you just click to find internet and it does it(??)
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You can stream from your iphone or ipad to the unit by plugging directly into it. You will not be able to do it wirelessly.
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If the iPod has "bluetooth" capability, they will connect and stream music.
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I checked the instruction pamphlet and it does not show 5G in the list of acceptable IPods.