1.1.3 listen to podcasts via bluetooth?

Has anyone checked to see if after the 1.1.3 update one can still listen to podcasts using the apple bluetooth headset instead of wired headphones? It’s one of my must haves. Thanks to the brave soul who takes the 30 seconds to check.
-Craig

Glad goshia got the reference, but podcasting via bluetooth works under 1.1.2, I’m just trying to find out if it works in 1.1.3.
If someone has an apple bluetooth headset and already upgraded their iphone to 1.1.3 (and wants some positive karma) would you please:
-make sure bluetooth headset is paired
-from main page touch phone icon
-touch voicemail (bottom right)
-touch audio (upper right hand corner)
-choose iphone bluetooth headset
-then hit home button (only button on front of iphone)
-touch ipod icon
-touch podcasts
-select and play a podcast.
The speaker on the iphone will also play, but the podcast plays through bluetooth headset as well. (or at least it does under 1.1.1 or 1.1.2) This is what I’m trying to ascertain before upgrading to 1.1.3
Please let it play for 1 min. to be sure the connection holds.
I thank you for your help.
-Craig

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