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To hide the slider, Loop, and Shuffle buttons, tap an empty part of the
screen once again.
By the way, there’s nothing to stop you from turning on both Shuffle and
Loop, meaning that you’ll hear the songs on the album played endlessly,
but never in the same order twice.
The iPhone does not, alas, offer streaming wireless audio to stereo Bluetooth
headphones. It can, however, pump out your tunes to a Bluetooth earpiece that
you’ve paired in the usual way (page 72).
To make this work, visit the Visual Voicemail screen (page 57); tap the Audio button
in the upper right (which says Speaker when your headset isn’t turned on). In the
dialog box, tap Headset. Now switch to the iPod mode and begin playing songs or
movies. Presto: the sound is coming from your Bluetooth headset!
Yes, it’s also coming from the iPhone’s speaker, so this trick is not so great for use in
libraries or, say, church. But when you’re out jogging, you won’t care much.
Multi(music)tasking
Once you’re playing music, it keeps right on playing, even if you press the
Home button and move on to do some other work on the iPhone. After all,
the only thing more pleasurable than surfing the Web is surfing it to a Beach
Boys soundtrack.
A tiny ÷ icon at the top of the screen reminds you that music is still playing.
That’s handy if the earbuds are plugged in but you’re not wearing them.
Music is playing
Even with the screen off, you can still adjust the music volume (use the keys on
the left side of the phone), pause the music (pinch the earbud clicker once), or
advance to the next song (pinch it twice).
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