The applications and development for Windows Mobile is on a slow swing now-a-days, but it’s certainly far from over. A cool new app, HeadsetService, allows you to control your favorite music player with your wired Headset Button.

The applications and development for Windows Mobile is on a slow swing now-a-days, but it’s certainly far from over. A cool new app, HeadsetService, allows you to control your favorite music player with your wired Headset Button.

And the best part is, it’s only 4KB in memory, which shouldn’t give your device any headaches. It supports a plethora of products, like  Windows Media Player, Audio Manager, Core Player, Nitrogen, S2P, Touch Player (Omnia i900 SMPlayer), and Touch Player (Omnia II). The app supports devices of various resolutions using WM6.1 and later. And it also features answering an incoming call, lock-device option, native code, which enables fast execution, and changeable press speed.

But a word of caution, the HTC version is still in the developmental phase, so HTC users shouldn’t install this yet.

-Description:
HeadsetService is a background app that let you control your preferred music player using wired Headset Button

-Features:
Support Windows Mobile 6.1/6.5/6.5.X
Support Many Music Players
Windows Media Player
HTC Audio Manager
Core Player
Nitrogen
S2P
Touch Player (Omnia i900 SMPlayer)
Touch Player (Omnia II)
You Can Answer incoming call
Only 4KB in Memory
Device can be locked (Except Headset Button)
Native Code (Fast Execution)
Press Speed Can be Changed
Service only Activated if the chosen player is running
Service will automatically launch on Startup if it is activated
Service can be stopped at any time
Support WVGA, WQVGA ,VGA, QVGA

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