“Yet another wonderful little feature of iOS 5: Now when you are sharing music (with your car audio for example) over Bluetooth, your iOS device transfers the album, track and artist data as well as the digital audio to the receiver for display,” Seth Weintraub reports for 9 to 5 Mac.
YouTuber “toneuk” has posted a video of the new iOS5 feature in action:
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Manny S.” for the heads up.]
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Of all the artists to feature, they pick Chris Brown. Puke!
At least it wasn’t Justin beaber!
Very cool feature!
But Justin Beaver hasn’t beaten his girlfriend. If he ever beats Selena Gomez (whom he doesn’t even deserve to lick the bottom of her shoes), I shall kill him.
My first thought as well!
I tried bluetooth AD2P between a iPod touch and a Clarion CZ500 and it was aweful, like all the bass was plucked out, will io5 fix it?
Now if only the iPhone would work with Ford Sync’s Text message reading & voice response capabilities, I’d be a happy man.
Ford Sync is painful. There is a delay 20% of the time between when I tell it to do something and when it happens. It crashes and reboots while I’m listening to it. It will stop connecting to my iPhone and I have to full the fuse to reset Sync.
Absolutely drives me crazy!!!!
Anyone have any other experiences with bluetooth and a car audio system?
Bluetooth headphones sound okay but tend to be unreliable. I’ve tried the motorola ones and they cutout a lot. The platronics ones worked great but stopped working after a while. The sony model crapped out too after a short time.
I’m still looking for a decent reliable pair of bluetooth headphones that I can use whilst running. Wired solutions are annoying.
The Bluetooth audio connection in my Mazda 3 2010 is rock solid. It never cuts out and switches seamlessly between voice calls and voice commands! A true pleasure!
Ford sync = Microsoft