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Apple have filed a patent for a system for inserting media into an ongoing phonecall, which if implemented would mean that iPhone owners could share music, video, image, voicemail, podcasts or other files with each other. The application, titled “Methods and systems for mixing media with communications”, suggests that today’s mobile devices fall short of offering straightforward real-time sharing of media files, pointing out that users would likely have to end their conversation and email an audio file (or other media file) as an attachment.
Once shared, the media file could be controlled – ideal for those “listen to this bit, you’ll love it” moments – and the conversation could be continued while the media plays. Alternatively Apple tips future video calling capabilities for the iPhone, with the system allowing for two concurrent video streams: one for the conversation, and one for shared video footage.
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