I do not have the Radio tab in the music player on my iPod Touch 4G. (I have clicked the More tab)
I live in Florida in the US.
I run iTunes version 11.1.0.126, which has the iTunes Radio button, on a Windows 7 computer.
I have IOS 6.1.3 on the iPod Touch
I have reset the iPod
Signed out and back in.
Thanks
iPod touch (4th generation), iOS 6.1.3
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iTunes Radio requires iOS 7, which isn't supported in a 4th generation iPod touch, so you can't use iTunes Radio on the device
You don't.
Itunes radio is a feature of ios 7, which cannot run on your ipod.
Sorry
I believe you have to be running iOS 7 to get iTunes Radio.
I guess I misunderstood the following statement.
"All your devices in the mix. You can listen to iTunes Radio on your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Mac, PC, and Apple TV"
You must have misunderstood: "*iTunes Radio requires iOS 7 or later; OS X v10.7 or later; Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later; 32-bit edition of Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8; or Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation)."
No problem - Pandora works just fine.
I had the same question. Thanks for clearing this up! BTW, Roaminggnome, any reason you had to be rude to ab1945 on your September 29 response? Was that really necessary?
Unless, of course, I misunderstood.
Many people (especially the ones that are having alot of points) are giving rudeless answers.
For example: "You don't" instead "You can't".
Seriously, they are new and they don't know like we do so be nice. 🙂
Of course they make it so the 4th generation can't get it. So **** rude. They get thousands of dollars in music purchases, but you have to have the most updated ipod to get it? It took me forever to get the one I have!!!! I have to say that itunes radio is the best, over all the other options I have but, seriously, let me put it on my **** itouch!!!!!!
Sorry to hear you're so upset, hopefully this gives you a little perspective. It's a matter of hardware; the iPod 4 only has 256MB of RAM. The software for what ever reason, (which is beyond me) requires 512MB of RAM. I would guess rather than rewrite the entire iOS for one or two add ons, the developers just add on a patch, in this case iRadio, which means more memory needed to operate. I would guess it's easier and cheaper to add more memory. It's what drives the consumer market, new models get the latest and greatest and the old models fade away. It's true in all things made, cars, appliances, electronics, etc. Still annoying if you have the previous model, but it's just the way it is. Hope this helps, Cheers.
I originally found it frustrating because I believed I would be able to upgrade and get Apple Radio. You had to read the fine print in the adverising to realise this is not the case. So, I continue to use Pandora which I have no problem with other than the fact I have been a loyal Apple customer and would rather use Apple products.
Sounds like you have adjusted well, others not so much. To be honest, your not missing much. Cheers.
iTunes radio still works OK under MacOS 10.6.8 running iTunes v11. Click on Internet - the stations are all there.
How do I get iTunes Radio on iPod Touch 4g?
