CarpalTomO

I donate to MIke back in the iOS 6 days

I could do $30 tops. Maybe setup a new thread with a poll option to better track this?

I tried scrolling through the favorites list, or any list for that matter and it does not work. I tried with the parking brake activated and not activated and no scrolling whatsoever. I seem to recall this being an issue before as well.

Sorry, haven't remembered to try that in Waze as I've been out of town for the last three days. I have some errands to run today and will try it out.

I will try that today and report back. I don't physically connect my 4S to my AppRadio much anymore as I have jsut short 5 mile trips most of the time now.

If I enter an address in Waze before connecting to AppRadio, everything works fine though

So with an iPhone 4s running iOS 8.1, an AppRadio (sph-DA02) latest version of Waze and latest version of AppRadio app, pulling up keyboard while Waze is onscreen causes an instant crash and black screen. Odd considering the change log for AppRadio app said keyboard is disabled for iOS 8 users

I use Waze and an AppRadio 1 (SPH-DA02) and have an iPhone 4s on iOS 8.1. I just updated the AppRadio app to the latest version (which disables the onscreen keyboard) as well as Waze and will test it on the way home from work today and report back.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_500ILX007/Alpine-iLX-007.html Even at this price it's too expensive. No BluleTooth so you would have to have your phone plugged in all the time to just answer a call through the HU. If your phone is plugged in for short periods of time charging, this is bad for the battery and shortens the life of it.

The NEX 4000 has a resistive screen (cheaper to manufacture) so it has a larger screen. The AppRadio 4 has a capacitive screen, more expensive to manufacture, therefore, smaller screen to keep costs down. There are other differences if you care to read on. Info: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/realworld/357325/capacitive-or-resistive-whats-the-best-type-of-touchscreen

I'd be willing to test things for you as well.

Good to hear! I encourage you to explore and tweak more. Let us know what else you find. Thanks for sharing

It happens with the latest version of Waze an the previous version of AppRadio as well. It's a bug with Waze I believe

Thanks for the update, Mike! Keep up the good work! Are you working with the latest version of AppRadio 2.6.0 app? or should we hold off on updating it?

The AppRadio head unit stays on for five minutes after you turn off your vehicle, regardless of make and model (this is pioneer's "quickstart" feature mentioned in the manual). Thus it's keeping your amp on for that duration. Try turning off and leaving your car. Come back in 10 minutes and see if the amp is still on then.