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I have an iphone 4s and bought a pair of logitech speakers (which use bluetooth). I paired them and all was fine. Then I paired my mac to the speakers and ever since I did that, my iphone cannot find the speakers anymore. Any ideas what has happened and how I can solve it? Worth mentioning that my iphone does not even pair with my mac either although it does find it.
when I turn on my bluetooth headset it will connect to my imac by default
if I do not wish that to happen because I wish it to connect to my ipad or iphone I have to disconnect it from the imac
first as a bluetooth headset can't be connected to more then 1 device at the time
Iphone 4s cannot find bluetooth speakers
