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Exactly my thought, too. > You can still use it if you have a pair of headphones in too, with the cans' play button subbing in for control. Sadly, my headphon
by danceonfire 13y ago
Exactly my thought, too.
> You can still use it if you have a pair of headphones in too, with the cans' play button subbing in for control.
Sadly, my headphones do not have a button, and I wont be on the go without them, so sadly Pressy is not for me.
- untog 13y agoI do have earphones with a button, and the button already works to start and stop my music and skip to the next track (with two presses). But sometimes it gets delayed for up to 5 seconds (for reasons I've never understood). If Pressy can fix that then great. But if it can't then there are going to be a lot of disappointed backers out there. One of my long-term disappointments with Android is that they never used the modified plug the iPhone uses that also allows for volume control. But then, Apple may have patented it.
- danceonfire 13y agoI wonder if people that are interested in only the App to have their Headphones buttons remapped comfortably will be able to acquire that, and for what price. Not that I have done any research on Apps that already do that, since as I said, my headphones don't have a button. :)
- sirkneeland 13y agoYou are correct. Apple did indeed patent it. I don't remember the source but distinctly remember reading that Apple had gotten just such a patent. Not that all manufacturers seem to care since I have a handful of Nokias that do the same thing...
- aroch 13y agoI guess you also don't own any keys or a keychain then too? Since it comes with a keychain "fake audio jack" to hold pressy when not in the audiojack
- danceonfire 13y agoI do, but I still do not see a use case for me. When I'm on the go, I am almost always listening to music.
- Kiro 13y agoWhy so sad?