Transferring Audio via BT to a Cell Phone?

Is it possible to transfer audio to a cell phone via BT?

Ah.. ok. Well, to stream audio over Bluetooth both
devices need to support the
A2
DP Bluetooth Profile.
Some mobile phones do support this, however,
currently Mac OS X does not.
This is coming in Mac OS X 10.5 apparently.
There is a hack to enable it but it is by no means
perfect:
Stereo-Bluetooth-Profile-A2DP-on-Mac-
OS-X-Tiger
I don't know whether this will allow you to do what
you want.
Well it looks like it's possible to stream audio to a BT headset.
Whether a BT Cell Phone can receive streaming audio looks like a more complicated question.
Thanks for your replies.
Ivan.

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