Some Bluetooth headsets can double as a remote shutter for the HTC One X
If you own a HTC One series device, you might be interested to hear that your Bluetooth headset might be able to act as a remote shutter control for your phone’s camera. In the video above, it was demonstrated by a Chinese user from the ePrice forums that his Bluetooth headset was able to double up as a remote shutter for his HTC One X device. Unfortunately not all Bluetooth headsets will be able to pull it off, and the button combination might vary from headset to headset. We’re not sure how he managed to stumble across this little feature but if you own the One X and a Bluetooth headset, there’s no harm in trying it out for yourself. Be sure to let us know in the comments below if it works for you!
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