Q: Bluetooth pairing. iPod-iPhone-MacBook Pro

This is not a feature of iphone/ipod/ipad.

The exception is for internet tethering if provided by the carrier.

What are you trying to accomplish?

There is nothing to fix.

IOS devices are not meant to pair with Macs as file transfers over Bluetooth is not supported.

You can create a personal are network for internet sharing.

Instead of throwing a tantrum and making childish threats, try telling us what it is you are trying to do.

mikeuser wrote:

 

{snip}  This needs to be solved I am within my 14 day trial and will return and buy a CHEAPER android... I honestly hope you realize how angry I am with a 700$ phone. Fix it.

Just curious. . . who do you think you're talking to?

mikeuser wrote:

 

...you can't wirelessly connect an iPod to an iPhone? that is a joke right? haha I want to send my pictures from an app (not photos) to the same app on my iPhone... the app even said to bluetooth connect the devices for file transfer.

Many people want many things.

What you can do is AirDrop files between certain iPhones and certain iPads.  AirDrop uses BlueTooth and/or WiFi.  File sharing and wireless sync are other options as long as the Mac and iDevice are on the same WiFi network.  Not a joke, just an informative answer to the question.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5887

Airdrop uses Bluetooth, but only between iOS devices. Not between iOS devices and computers. It is needed between iOS devices, because they cannot talk to each other over WiFi. But iOS devices and computers CAN talk to each other over WiFi, which is 10 to 100 times faster than BlueTooth.

mikeuser wrote:

 

This makes sense... what is AirDrop sounds exactly the same as bluetooth??

Airdrop only uses BT to locate other devices. The actual data transfer is over WiFi.

Which iPod do you have? Airdrop requires at least a 5th gen iPod Touch.

The 5th gen looks different.  it come in colors and the retina screen is longer.  You'd know if you had one.