Here’s hoping Google has a strategy and program in place to support a vibrant ecosystem of audio and other accessories. The lessons of the iPod and iPhone ecosystem should not go unheeded by Mountain View. The connector format, placement, and docking physics, as well as a set of favorable business terms needs to be brought [...]
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Apple iPhone OS 3.0 shines fresh light (and enmity) on A2DP Stereo Bluetooth
…something funky is definitely going on with the Bluetooth stereo audio performance on the iPhone. Your suspicions are not unwarranted.