I never thought of this being a selling point, but now that I've tried two different Windows Phones, I must say that I will be testing this before my next purchase.
On the Samsung Focus, the controls on the headphones can pause/unpause music, control volume, skip to next track (double click), and start TellMe (hold down).
However, on the HTC Trophy, (besides the headphones being ridiculously uncomfortable) there is no way to skip to the next track. The pause/unpause lags quite a bit more than on the Focus (I sometimes think it didn't press and will press it again, causing it to unpause), as well.
Does anyone how Nokia and other brands hold up in this area? I really miss the ability to use my headphones to skip a track instead of having to pull my phone out of my pocket or backpack.
Just curious. I never thought about this as being another way for OEMs to differentiate themselves.
On the Samsung Focus, the controls on the headphones can pause/unpause music, control volume, skip to next track (double click), and start TellMe (hold down).
However, on the HTC Trophy, (besides the headphones being ridiculously uncomfortable) there is no way to skip to the next track. The pause/unpause lags quite a bit more than on the Focus (I sometimes think it didn't press and will press it again, causing it to unpause), as well.
Does anyone how Nokia and other brands hold up in this area? I really miss the ability to use my headphones to skip a track instead of having to pull my phone out of my pocket or backpack.
Just curious. I never thought about this as being another way for OEMs to differentiate themselves.