Wired and bluetooth headset button - HTC One S

Might be a weird one, but I use both a wired headset and bluetooth headset at times and I would expect the action button on both to do something. All I can get it to do at the moment is redial on a double tap.
What I am looking for is the type of things Windows Phone does. For example, it will read text messages to you, on long press of the button, it will activate voice actions so I can make a call or send a text without looking at the phone.
Is this possible?
Thanks

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Gajet said:
Speakerphone?
It's already hardware button binded to press and hold green call button, during a call. Handy in the car when your bluetooth headset needs a charge, quick press the green button to answer, then immediately press and hold to switch to speaker.
Or do you mean use the speaker for other purposes?
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