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I have a Bose docking station and was thinking of buying a wireless bluetooth Bose speaker as well for the living room
If I play my iPhone on the docking station in the kitchen, will the blootooth still work to play the portable speaker in the living room?
so music is being played in both rooms simultaneously.
I bought my wife a Sony Xplod (sorry, forgot the model number) and that works really well with our phones. I would assume that all Sonys work equally as well (if not better).
I figured out my own answer, so hopefully this helps whomever runs into this problem.
Bring up Siri by holding down the Home button. It will come up and on the bottom left you'll see Audio source indicator, pictured below (and highlighted in yellow).
As you can see, it has a grey background. Tap on it and you'll get a menu of audio sources (typically your phone and the Bluetooth device). Select your phone. The icon will get a white background indicate that you successfully changed the audio source.
Now switch back to your Text Messaging application and the tap the microphone button on the keyboard and it will now use the phone microphone instead of the one on the Bluetooth device.
Best Answer
No - the iPhone will only send audio to one of the two, with the physical speaker it is attached to being the preference.
You could possibly have the physical speaker output sound and send it to the Bose wireless but that's the only thing I can think of.