Prior to the iPhone software version 1.1.4, you could listen to the iPod audio over a Bluetooth headset if you did the trick of switching to the voicemail screen and selecting the headset for audio. This still works, but you can't leave this screen and you can't sleep the phone, or the headset audio is disabled.

What I found was that you can get the old functionality back by doing the following:

1. Start the iPod audio.
2. Go to the voicemail screen and enable the headset audio.
3. Double tap the home button to bring up the iPod controller.
4. Press "iPod", which will take you to the iPod app.
5. Double tap the home button again, which will take you to the speed dial screen.

The headset audio will now be on, and you can also go to other apps or sleep the phone and it will continue. If you go back to the voicemail screen and move away from it normally, the headset audio will stop. In fact, you have to do this step to turn it off (I think a...

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