TechRadar Verdict
It's a tad harsh on your iPhone's battery, but adds a handy string to your iPhone's bow
Pros
- +
Simple setup
- +
Decent performance
Cons
- -
Eats into battery life
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Wireless headphones can be pricey, however, so we're glad to see this £3 app that turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a wireless audio receiver.
Just plug in some headphones or dock and your iPhone is a speaker set.
It needs a server app to run on an Intel Mac or, soon, a PowerPC Mac and PC, but once that's running they discover each other automatically. It claims to need a Core Duo, but we had it running on a 1.5GHz Intel Core Solo with only a little stuttering, when changing volume with the slider.
There were occasional latency problems, too, but this was only noticeable when watching video.
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