I love the fact that when I turn off my car, the Belkin power adapter plugged into my iPod loses "power," thereby causing the iPod to pause automatically. If only the iPod could unpause as soon as it senses power again....
Its a great feature. Its one of those descreet design decisions that makes me keep buying Apple products.
What would be even more cool would be if they paused when I unplugged my head phones at the other end (where cord enters the headphones) AND unpaused when replugging it again. I mostly use my iPod while biking and often have the cord running inside my clothes (between shirt and jacket) and unplug it at "the other end" instead of reaching down into my bag or layers of clothes.
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Originally posted by Xool
My Rev A mini does not pause when you unplug the headphones. I never knew the rev B models did that. I thought only the 4G iPods had that feature.
I have the 6 gig mini.
What would be even more cool would be if they paused when I unplugged my head phones at the other end (where cord enters the headphones) AND unpaused when replugging it again. I mostly use my iPod while biking and often have the cord running inside my clothes (between shirt and jacket) and unplug it at "the other end" instead of reaching down into my bag or layers of clothes.
Originally posted by kwsanders
I have the 6 gig mini.
4G in this case means fourth generation, versus 4 GB where I would have used the full "GB" moniker.
Either way, its cool that the later revisions included that feature. I wish a firmware update for the rev A minis would enable it.
My iPod's headphone jack doubles as a mic jack if I boot up in Linux.
Originally posted by Danosaur
My iPod's headphone jack doubles as a mic jack if I boot up in Linux.
my ipod's headphone jack doubles as a treadmill if i boot up in TheGym.
/what am i talking about
//i should go to bed
///you can ignore this