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HTC One X remote shutter mode with Bluetooth headset

  • BY soyacincau
  • 9 May 2012
  • 9:40 am
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Here’s a nifty unofficial trick on the HTC One X. Someone has discovered that you can use your bluetooth headset as a remote shutter button for your camera. This however doesn’t work with any bluetooth headset and so far they have tried an i.Tech splash, Platronics & Jabra EasyGo. Triggering the shutter button varies depending on models as seen in the video above.

Whether this one done intentionally or accidentally by HTC, this is cool feature for taking self-portrait shots and other phototaking possibilities. The only down side is that you can only take a picture at a time, so there’s no burst mode here. Anyone tried this yet? Do let us know which bluetooth headset you’re using in the comment box below.

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Tags: BluetoothBluetooth headsetHTCHTC OneHTC One XHTC One X cameraHTC One X MalaysiaHTC One X Remote ShutterRemote Camera Shutter
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