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Dave's Blog
Home » News » Apple iPhone » Add A2DP to your iPhone

Add A2DP to your iPhone

By David Ciccone, posted Tuesday, Jul. 31st, 2007
Reader Comments: 2

Not the greatest solution but if you really want to use your bluetooth stereo headset you now can using the Icombi Bluetooth adapter. This video shows exactly how the iPhone reacts when calls come in and how music sounds. Unfortunately we will have to wait to see if Apple opens up the Bluetooth for A2DP.



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Yes but the iPhone has the BT built in. This "solution" is only temporary to support A2DP. Once Apple "turns" on the A2DP function, you won't need this extra accessory.
Posted by JNGold, Wednesday, Aug. 1st, 2007
So in essence... The iPhone supports a2dp just like my 5th gen iPod (however, I've got 80 gb storage on my iPod).
Posted by weatheryoko, Wednesday, Aug. 1st, 2007
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