By With the removal of the headphone jack, sharing audio between two Bluetooth headphones on an iPhone or iPad may appear daunting. However, iOS 13.2 introduced the Share Audio feature, simplifying the process for users. This feature enables simultaneous audio playback on two different Bluetooth devices, specifically those equipped with Apple’s H1 or W1 chip, like Apple AirPods or the latest Beats headphones.
Below is a step-by-step guide to assist you in utilizing this convenient feature:
- Begin by pairing both headphones one by one in the Bluetooth settings on your iPhone or iPad.
- Once paired, connect one headphone to your device and start playing any audio or video.
- Access the Control Center by swiping down from the top right corner or up from the bottom of the screen.
- Tap on the Music option within the Control Center.
- Locate and tap on the Share Audio option to enable it.
- Your device will automatically detect compatible headphones and prompt you to share the audio.
- Tap the Share Audio button to connect the second headphone.
- Apple provides the option to manually adjust the volume of each device individually once connected.
Anticipated Features of Apple iOS 18
With WWDC slated for June, Apple is gearing up to unveil iOS 18, promising a more personalized home screen and deeper integration of AI. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman suggests that iOS 18 may introduce customizable home screens and improved accessibility features. The company aims to enhance Siri, Apple Music, iWork, and Messages through AI, although specifics regarding AI partnerships remain unclear. Expect updates for iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, visionOS 2, and macOS. Developer betas could roll out in June, followed by a public release in the fall, coinciding with the launch of the iPhone 16. Confirmation of the WWDC 2024 date is anticipated shortly.
