Apparently iPhone 1.1.1 updated a hidden goody. Bluetooth audio streaming is now available due a glitch in the Visual Voicemail feature. For some wild reasons it fails to disconnect the wireless audio stream from Bluetooth headsets when a user closes the Visual Voicemail interface, instead it keeps streaming all kinds of phone activity be it keyboard clicks, shutter sounds, and music tracks to the wireless headsets. Here’s a simple way to take advantage of the bug.

First open a connection between your Bluetooth headset and the iPhone, once iPhone recognizes the headset enter the Visual Voicemail interface and select the “Audio” button on the upper right-hand corner of the screen.

Now you’d have a option box that lets you to “Change audio source” to either “iPhone Bluetooth Headset,” “iPhone,” or “Speaker Phone.” . Now select the first option. Now you are good to go.

You can now stream music to your bluetooth headset, But mind it if you do SMS or other applications it will feedback keyboard clicks, pops etc to the headset. This won’t be as good as solution as a dedicated one but if you can bear the clicks and pops its a worth the try.

Via AppleInsider