Well I use my iphone when going to class and I use the included headphones. I keep the volume just below halfway. I have also used it in my car using a 3.5mm jack. Noticed that it some how remembers the volume settings. When I used my headphone it goes to 1/4ish like a had it. Then when I put it in my car it goes to full volume, like i use it. I thought this was kinda need. I havnt tried with different headphones though. Just thought i would throw that out there.
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I love discovering all these little things my iPhone can do. I think the most useful function has to be the volume plus lock function to hang up and lock the phone.
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dont you love apple's attention to detail?
Now if only OS X let me control the volume per application I would reach nirvana!
Except that the iPhone seems to know the difference between a three-conductor plug (ie. regular headphones) and a four-conductor plug (ie. iPhone earbuds). Like the OP described, my iPhone goes down to about half volume when I plug the iPhone earbuds in for listening at work, then goes back up to nearly full when I plug in my tape adapter (via homemade plug adapter).
As far as I know Macs only adjust based on headphones/internal speakers. They can't distinguish between different headphones plugged into he headphone jack.