Unfortunately, due to the shape of the 4th generation iPod nano, the iClear sketch could not be flush with the bottom of the iPod. For this reason, the iTrip nano cannot be used without removing the case.

A connection to your computer is required for the Simplifi to utilize its card readers, iPod/iPhone dock, and USB hub. While the all of these components are combined into one convenient device, the Simplifi does not allow direct communication between them.

Yes, rechargeable batteries are fine.

Even if you're not near a network, as long as your computer is wifi ready, you can set up an "ad hoc" computer-to-computer network to transfer those recordings.

In Mac OS 10.4:

No, it cannot. The iTalk application utilizes the iPhone's built-in microphone. This microphone is unable to detect the other end of the phone conversation and for this reason, the iTalk application cannot record phone calls.

Even if you're not near a network, as long as your computer is wifi ready, you can set up an "ad hoc" computer-to-computer network to transfer those recordings. First, follow the appropriate instructions for setting up an ad hoc network in XP, Vista, or Windows 7.

Now, on your iPhone, choose Settings, then WiFi, and choose the new network you've created.

Finally, get the iTalk App running on your phone, then run the iTalk Sync app on your computer and you should be in business.

Yes, you can! The bottom of the case is exposed, allowing enough clearance for both the iTrip (2006) or iTalk Pro to attach to the iPod.

radioSHARK's preferences can be accessed by pressing the "wrench" button on the radioSHARK interface. That will cause the preferences window to open up.If your radioSHARK window doesn't have a wrench button, just right-click anywhere on the interface and choose Preferences.

Yes! The bottom of the case is exposed, allowing enough clearance for both the iTrip with dock connector or iTalk Pro to attach to the iPod.

Yes, but you will need to flip the iPhone vertically as well. This is due to how the iPhone is shaped. If you slide it into the case with the screen facing "in", you must also flip the iPhone upside-down to ensure a proper fit.