IPhone version 2 and stereo bluetooth

the specs say bluetooth 2.0 + edr but nothing about supporting A2DP which stereo
bluetooth headphones require. anyone know if the new iphone supports this?

I don't usually pile on, cuz I like Apple (I really do...).
But this refusal to include A2DP is just inexcusable. It was bad enough forcing me to buy a bunch of various adapters so I can use my own headphones (Apple: are you listening? Those ear buds do not, in fact, fit the ears of every person on the planet), and I'm glad they saw the error of their ways with the next gen, but still no stereo bluetooth? My old phone was a piece of sh*t Motorola Q, but at least I could use my stereo bluetooth headset with it. And the iPhone is supposed to be "the best iPod [you've] ever made?" Apple? All that multimedia power and 3 different radios built-in, including bluetooth, but because you've taken some weird stand on A2DP I'm stuck with a dangling wire, just waiting to get snagged on a piece of equipment sending my $600 iPhone (thanks Apple!) hurling to the gym floor?
I just hope they're not taking some warped principled stand (I have no idea what principle) like they did against the 2-button mouse for practically decades in the face of almost universal disdain (or like they seem to be doing with MMS - yeah I know...e-mail, but it's not the same thing). Yes, you can make the argument that the iPhone cannot do everything - but it's already got bluetooth, and all Apple would need to do is include a simple profile. What the heck does Apple care what headphones I use to listen to music on my iPhone anyway?

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