Let’s get one thing straight, JayBird has convinced me to never go back to wrapping a wire around me when I decide to put in earbuds.  Whether it be for simple audio playback on a plane or going for jog, a Bluetooth headset will always be my first choice.  Especially, that it also can be used for answering phone calls.

BUT, even though you’re not fighting with knots, you may run into fighting your JayBird headset due to not being able to control audio tracks via the headset.  This wouldn’t sway my decision to not recommend, but it can be aggravating when you have to manage your tracks through your device versus tapping on already-in-place buttons on your earpiece.  Since the iPhone/Touch isn’t capable of this Bluetooth functionality yet, JayBird stepped up and provided extra capabilities with their own app!

JayBird BluTrax now lets you have full control over tracks (play, pause, fast forward, rewind and skip tracks).  It might take a little practice getting the feel for the sequence of going forward and back.  But you’ll get these down by using the practice guide within the app.  When the app is open, you’ll be able to take advantage of these features by selecting the playlists from your library.

$5 is the App Store may be a little steep, but you’re not going to be wrestling your pocket anymore.

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