Watch this video on YouTube ↗ Nintendo 3DS Blog discovered (via YouTube) that you can use iPhone earbuds to pause or skip tracks on the 3DS music player. Kind of a neat feature that hasn’t been touted by Nintendo. Just another reason, like SpotPass, StreetPass, and the pedometer, to get you to take your 3DS […]
Nintendo 3DS Blog discovered (via YouTube) that you can use iPhone earbuds to pause or skip tracks on the 3DS music player. Kind of a neat feature that hasn’t been touted by Nintendo. Just another reason, like SpotPass, StreetPass, and the pedometer, to get you to take your 3DS everywhere you go.
I know it isn’t a really big deal, but is anyone else surprised we haven’t heard about this hidden feature until now?
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tiny but a useful feature, and something that make sense.
That's a nice little bonus. Unfortunately for me, though, Apple's earbuds are a poor fit for my ears; Every time I jostle the cord by using that switch, one of 'em usually falls out.
Thanks for the shout out. Much appreciated. 😀
David–
Thanks for the tip; I'll try the TuneBuds. Glad to know I'm not alone!
If it works with those then it should hopefully work with any pair of ear phones that have music controls on them. I'll try that out if the rep will let me when I go to the Nintendo propaganda booth in Chicago.
Highly portable and convenient to store. More comfortable than most on-ear cans. Works great as a headset for both the iPhone 3GS and iPad.
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