OK, file this into the "would be nice to have" or "making lemonade out of lemons" but Apple, this weekend, discontinued its mildly popular Bluetooth headset. Bad news? Maybe not. We also know that the ...

At a CES preview event the other night, where companies showed off some of the stuff they'll be unveiling next year, I noticed one product that doesn't sound too sexy initially, but could become a hot ...

I am looking at a new head unit in my car, and the Alpine CDE143BT has piqued my interest. It is relatively cheap, and capable of streaming audio from an Android phone via Bluetooth (A2DP and AVRCP), ...

[Roofus] had an older car, and unfortunately his stereo’s cassette player just wasn’t doing it for him. He always wanted to simply get into his car, pull out his cell phone, and have his music ready ...

The FCC site just coughed up the approved, BenQ Bluetooth Stereo Headphone. Yeah, headphone, not cellphone. This A2DP compliant module is meant to clip onto your kit somewhere allowing you to listen ...

The iPhone (both 2.5G and 3G) might not come with an A2DP Bluetooth in place, but you can easily add it on yourself with this Infinixx adapter. It’s $62, but works with the iPhone, iPod touch, iPod ...

The lack of support for Bluetooth stereo headsets was a staple of every forum thread after the introduction of every new iPhone hardware or firmware for years—until it finally materialized. Then ...

When Apple released iPhone firmware 1.1.1 they may have inadvertently enabled a new, undocumented feature. According to AppleInsider, iPhone 1.1.1 allows you to stream all audio, including iPod songs, ...

BlueAnt Q1 owners take note, your headset can now stream audio via the A2DP protocol as long as you update the firmware. Apparently the ability was added after a bunch of customers requested the ...

We probably don’t need to tell the average Hackaday reader that the ESP32 is a powerful and extremely flexible microcontroller. We’ve seen some incredible projects using this affordable chip over the ...

For $62 you can now stream music from your iPhone/iPod to your A2DP enabled headphones. Hmm. Me thinks you should save that money and put it towards a high quality set of over-the-ears or in-ear buds.