The 2019 iPhone would allow Bluetooth music to be sent to two devices simultaneously

Currently, both the iPhone and the iPad are compatible with multiroom audio in those speakers that have support for AirPlay 2 . Now, according to information published by the Japanese website Macotakara, Apple plans to add dual bluetooth audio support to iPhones that will be released next fall.

iPhone 2019: two people listening to music on a single device

The dual Bluetooth output that Macotakara says Apple plans could allow two people to listen to music from the same phone since it would be possible to connect two pairs of AirPods simultaneously to a single iPhone.

Nowadays, although the iPhone software allows you to connect two headphones, the audio is not heard simultaneously in both pairs. At the same time, the iPhone already supports multiple connections of different types, for example, it can be connected to the headphones and the Apple Watch simultaneously.The dual Bluetooth audio is already compatible with some Android devices. The use case that Macotakara uses as an example says that an iPhone could be connected to a car and wireless headphones at the same time. While sending navigation directions to the car speakers, you could also be sending music to the headphones.One of the biggest drawbacks of dual bluetooth audio lies in timing issues, so it would not be suitable for use in different rooms. However, it could be a good way for two people to listen to the same music at the same time, each using their own AirPods. On the other hand, it is also rumored that the "iPhone XI" could incorporate bi-lateral wireless charging, which would allow, for example, to charge the AirPods simply by placing them on the back of the terminal. 9to5Mac Font