Apple has called time on a device that, two decades ago, revolutionised the way people listened to music. The iPod - the last iteration of which, the iPod Touch, is being discontinued - let people carry thousands of songs in their pocket to enjoy whenever and wherever they wanted, with the fun option of sharing music with someone else via a headphone splitter.
The iPod was long ago superseded by streaming services like Spotify, however. These are typically accessed via smartphones, which these days are not guaranteed to feature a standard headphone output socket, making it impossible to use the kind of splitter device that old iPods were compatible with.
But there is a way two sets of headphones can be connected to an iPhone at the same time, the Daily Star reports. And it's all achieved using the phone's settings too, with no special equipment required.
