One thing I like about my HTC One X is
sound beats
. Listening to music is a great experience on it. But the sad thing is that the headphones manufactured by the factory are not up to the standard. Forget the sound quality, even the plugs don’t fit well in the ears and tend to be uncomfortable.
That led me to buy a Sony headset to enjoy music while traveling but there is another problem. Since the headphones lack music controls, I have to unlock my phone every time I want to skip a track. Indeed there are some apps that use shake to change the music but one can just skip the track using it. Furthermore, a single bounce is enough (which is quite common on Indian roads) to make you suddenly skip the track and ruin your mood.
I’ve always wondered if I could control the music on my Android through air gestures, like you do with the Microsoft Kinect (and according to Kinect’s sales record, it’s certainly becoming a mainstream). variables to interact with devices). Convenient app for Android that lets you control music playback on your phone with a wave of your hand or even your thumb.
Wave Control for Android
Wave Control uses your phone’s proximity sensor (the sensor automatically turns off the screen when you hold the phone close to your ear during a call) to play/pause and skip tracks without unlocking the phone. phone.
After you install Wave Control, launch it. As soon as you fire up the app, your inbuilt default music player will launch and the music will start playing. By default, the application controls will be disabled and you will have to enable them first. Tap the Wave Control header on the top of the app to turn it on.
That’s it, you can now just wave your hand over the sensor to control the music. To play/pause a track, simply raise your hand to the sensor. A single wave will skip the track while doing it twice at once will play the previous track.
Here, watch this video to better understand how to use it.
Note: You can also control incoming calls with in-app gestures as long as you have a headset plugged in. When you receive an incoming call, a single wave will silence your phone while a dual wave will accept and reject the call.
My judgment
I have been using this app for a while now and I must say it does what it promises without any hiccups. It recognizes the gestures without fail and completes the actions accordingly. At least, that’s what it did when I used it. Why don’t you try it and let us know how well it works?
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Source: thpttranhungdao.edu.vn/en/
