MP3 player that drags and drops

every mp3 player I've used does drag/drop, except apple crap

I want a MP3 player I can use in my car, 2010 Ford Fusion. and be able to use the steering wheel controls to change songs....is there one like that out there, that isnt apple?
oh, and I'd like a screen on it, so it's not so small I get one line, I want a screen like a smart phone, so I can see a whole list of songs...is there one?

 

http://www.syncmyride.com/Own/Modules/Intercepts/InterceptIOP.aspx

 

eh?
I know how to connect an mp3 player to the car's sound, I dont know what MP3 player to get < I KNOW I HATE APPLE
hence this thread

is that more clear?

 

Had you bothered to do anything beside expect to be spoonfed answers, you would have found a list of Synch-compatible media players. As you failed to provide which Synch option package was in your vehicle, that as as far as I went.
This is for the basic package:
http://www.syncmyride.com/Own/Modules/Compatibility/AllCompatibleMediaPlayers.aspx

This is for the the nav package:
http://www.syncmyride.com/Own/Modules/Compatibility/AllCompatibleMediaPlayers.aspx

Are you happy now?

 

not really, if i wanted a pizza who do I call?
as for the mp3 issue,
well crap, i didnt realize it was this hard....
I did just think any mp3 player would would work, so I only wanted an easy mp3 player to use.........I now think I should just use my ipod touch and itunes and fall into the herd as being different isnt making life easier, as is the point, so I'll use itunes and my ipod touch and be more specific about the spoonfed answers I need,
:wave
thanks

 

OK I'm really confused now
I dont have a MP3 player, I have an IPOD touch, I dont want to use Itunes(have you read that user agreement? I am not buying music, i am basically renting it and they can delete it when they want, and if they change iphones, or whatever, my music is tiered to whatever device I use to buy it and it wont play otherwise, etc) so lots of reasons why I dont want to use Itunes
http://www.pcworld.com/article/149297/11_things_we_hate_about_itunes.html

so what MP3 player, that doesnt use Itunes, would you buy?

 

I would call dominos, but if I called them and simply said feed me, I be pretty pissed off when a portion of chicken strippers turned up... especially if Im allergic to chicken! Detail avoids disapointment

Technically you never buy music. You buy a licence to listen to it but you never actually own the music so this is no different. As for deleting it... Yes I tunes could delete music from your PC but if you have a basic backup system in operation you could just remove iTunes, restore your music and use media player or another player your tunes.

As for plugging into your car I dont know and as this is the third thread you have started on this topic I would suggest that there is no one else who can definately help and Just Playin's response is as far as you will get. Sorry.

It might be worth trying a specialist ICE forum as they may be able to help.