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9th Jan 2010, 02:40
http://dvice.com/assets_c/2010/01/scoschetitle-thumb-544x408-31563.jpgThe iPod shuffle is great, but controlling it, especially while on the go, is pretty near impossible. Scosche (http://dvice.com/archives/2009/03/scosche-solchat.php) has a clever way to control and protect your precious shuffle.
The tapSTICK slips over the shuffle, clipping into the headphone jack. It has three large buttons that offer a variety of controls. One button for volume up, one for volume down, and the center button is play/pause with a single click, and next track with a double click. It also has VoiceOver (http://dvice.com/archives/2009/03/klipsch-and-sco.php) support.
The tapSTICK sells for $30 and comes in black, white, or clear, so you can showcase the color of your shuffle. Use it while you work out, or in the car - anytime you want to quickly and easily use your shuffle.
More... (http://dvice.com/archives/2010/01/scosche-tapstic.php)
The tapSTICK slips over the shuffle, clipping into the headphone jack. It has three large buttons that offer a variety of controls. One button for volume up, one for volume down, and the center button is play/pause with a single click, and next track with a double click. It also has VoiceOver (http://dvice.com/archives/2009/03/klipsch-and-sco.php) support.
The tapSTICK sells for $30 and comes in black, white, or clear, so you can showcase the color of your shuffle. Use it while you work out, or in the car - anytime you want to quickly and easily use your shuffle.
More... (http://dvice.com/archives/2010/01/scosche-tapstic.php)