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Old 07-08-2012, 05:23 PM   #18
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I actually listen to audiobooks while I'm driving. I find that, especially on a long journey, they really help me maintain my concentration.
The majority of my mobile listening is also audiobooks. I have a Motorola Droid Bionic (Android) and when in my vehicle(2011 F150 with Sync), I sync it to my truck through bluetooth and use Ambling Book player to listen to books. I can start, stop and skip backward and forward using steering wheel controls. When I listen to music, I start Pandora and can control the same things in Pandora. They make car docks for the Motorola phones (but you don't really need one unless you are using your phone to navigate) and you can navigate and it will pause you book/music to give spoken directions and then continue to play your book/music. When I want to listen when not in my truck, I have a bluetooth headset.
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