Still no A2DP support in 10.4.7?

Am I wrong or is there still no A2DP-Bluetooth support for hifi stereo sound in the latest OS X update 10.4.7?
I just updated and couldn't see a matching profile.
This would not be just disappointing - this feature is a built-in MUST for my next laptop.
Maybe Apple thinks we will buy more Ipods or Airport-AP's if they don't include it.
Well, in my case, they will sell one Macbook-Pro less..
G4PB

I totally agree! I have been patiently waiting for some kind of support for headphones with A2DP. I own the iogear GBMHKIT bluetooth headphone/mic. OSX finds the headphones, allows me to set it up with passkey 0000, it shows up in both input/output pages of the Sound control panel. I can even hear the blip blip blip of the volume slider in the control panel when it successfully pairs. As soon as I try to use any program that uses audio, not only does the sound not play through the headphones, but it locks up the computer and the headphones? Since there is no on/off button on the headphones, there is no way to turn them off?!? I have to wait until the batteries die before I can regain functionality. I also have to hold down the power button on my mac to force it off.
Come on now Apple! Why the heck do you tease with this?
PLEASE add headphone support for A2DP and the Iogear line of headphones. (which pairs with my pc just fine)

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http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/Nokia_301/

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I just wonder why Nokia can't add support for A2DP in the new firmware for Nokia N80ie cellphone. =(
I just uppdatet my phone in hope of getting somewhere,but it was pointless.
It would be pretty nice if i could use my N80 as a real media centre with my Jabra BT 620s bluetooth headset but no way.
I am just intrested why not, i have read som discussions in this forum and other N phones did get their uppdates with A2DP support . Or am i wrong. Am i doing somethig wrong and cant get this to work?

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Welcome to the forums!
Unfortunately, as we are all end users here there is no way for anyone to know when or if Apple plans to implement A2DP support on the iPhone. Apple never comments to these posts so the answer you won't get the answer you seek here. Likewise, Apple rarely announces feature enhancements before an upgrade so it is unlikely you will get an answer from them either.
While I understand your frustration about the lack of this feature, Apple never promoted the iPhone as having stereo blue tooth capabilities. The fact that you paid good money on the phone before you did a solid search of its feature set is just a lesson learned.

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Now that the iPod Touch has the support, I bought a second identical headset to use it for workouts. (Only $25, shipped from ebay!)
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The microphone doesn't work. Yeah... I know that's not 'headphones' but come on guys.... if it works for the iPhone then why not open it up for the iTouch!
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latency and bluetooth are hand in hand.. that will always exist. The problem is that apple didn't think far enough ahead to let us set a lag compensation for video playback.. they could have even built in a .5 second delay for video and it would be in sync for 98% of us.
You don't detect it in music, the lag.. because you can only tell when you track forward/back hit play/stop.
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Very common, connects, works, disconnects... never works again..

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while searching for the relevant Business Partner business obect for ERP we somehow found this one:
ABABusinessPartner in http://sap.com/xi/ABA.
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Hello Rishu,
thank you for your answer.
I mean the SOA business object ABABusinessPartner with its related service operations ABABusinessPartnerIn and ABABusinessPartnerOut not the ERP bsuiness object. You find them in the Enterprise Service Repository but they are not mentioned at all in the ES workplace which makes me wonder if they are still supported.
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Mark

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