You could do all of that while retaining the look of the 6/6s. That's what people don't want.how can be almost the same? no jack port , instead dual speakers , dual camera, slimmer profile, no such many bands, no pop up camera lens, less bezels...
You could do all of that while retaining the look of the 6/6s. That's what people don't want.how can be almost the same? no jack port , instead dual speakers , dual camera, slimmer profile, no such many bands, no pop up camera lens, less bezels...
but still, why would I not want a cable that just works without pairing hiccup and wifi interference, ... and in an airplane and wherever, ...?
If future iPhones remove the 3.5" jack, then I have no reason to buy any of them.
no headphone jack, no iPhone for me, ... I want to use my compression artifact free, and just working, also in an airplane mode, studio monitor headphones and I also want to share my other in-ears with microphone with other phones, etc.
You mean 'fewer'how can be almost the same? no jack port , instead dual speakers , dual camera, slimmer profile, no such many bands, no pop up camera lens, less bezels...
It's not just you. It's a poor design. You have to grip it to be able to squeeze the power button, and end up pressing in on the volume buttons too which doesn't end up locking the phone. I do it every day, constantly. Squeeze...squeeze...SQUEEZE JUST PRESS THE STUPID POWER BUTTON!So it's going to retain its resemblance to the 6/S?
That is including the much flawed placement of Power button opposite to the volume button?!
Wow, I sincerely hope it's not true.
Edit - For me it's mildly infuriating, but at least I would have hoped for it to be addressed in the next 'tick' cycle.
No one knows whether Apple will go dual camera or not, or on what models. EVERYTHING is rumor right now.
So it's going to retain its resemblance to the 6/S?
That is including the much flawed placement of Power button opposite to the volume button?!
Wow, I sincerely hope it's not true.
Edit - For me it's mildly infuriating, but at least I would have hoped for it to be addressed in the next 'tick' cycle.
They are doing very well, aren't they?Apple's PR department is trying to build hype quite desperately.
What will you use when Android phones drop the 3.5mm Jack too?
So you must have a 128GB iPhone now, and all of your music is in lossless file formats? Why would the elimination of a headphone jack prevent you from using headphones in airplane mode? Lightning headphones or an adapter wouldn't be affected at all, and I use my Wireless headphones in airplane mode all the time, with BT on. I also share my BT headphones with other people's phones, by simply and easily pairing it with their device. A simple an inexpensive adapter also allows any headphones to be used with the Lightning port, as well as Lightning headphones with 3.5mm jacks.
Don't really see a problem here.
Time to invest in some bluetooth headphones then![]()
The fact that it's posted here means MANY take it as fact. Look at how people get upset every time over RUMORS. They forget what the word RUMOR means and believe it to be fact.
You may be able to separate hearsay and guesses from fact, but the vast majority here show they have no capacity to do so.
If we're getting stereo sound, why not put the other speaker on the top of the phone, so when you watch a video you'll have stereo sound. Two speakers on the bottom of the phone would be too close together to matter, and people typically watch media in landscape mode anyway. Then the 3.5mm jack could remain as well.
I find it no problem that I may be forced to select a higher quality external DAC to use with my headphones, it's just that since this hasn't been the norm for so many years it's hard to break the old habit and accept that with selecting a new DAC, I also have to pay separately for a new DAC. I hope for most, who regard the DAC in the phone acceptable and even for my own convenience, that Apple ships an adaptor/DAC with the new phone (assuming that also the earpods would have a lightning connector and internal DAC and not be 3.5mm requiring the adaptor themselves). This way, you could have your "cheapie" earpods and then pretty much leave the adaptor connected to a preferred set of headphones.
it would be nice to have the stereo speakers separated one on top, another on bottom. My hand is always covering the existing speaker depending on how I hold it.
If Ive uses the term "revolutionize" for removing the 3.5mm audio pin, I'm going to vomit.
I'm sure there will be plenty of apple apologists to spin it somehow as a positive.
You know, sony makes a phone at under 5 inches in size with a 3.5mm headphone jack and two front facing speakers (one up top and one below). It's the Z5C.
Why does apple feel the need to spit in the face of its customers?
I agree. I don't get it either. I'm not all that fussed about the lack of a headphone jack. I just use Apple headphones anyway. Only problem is, what if I want to listen to music AND charge my phone?
Do you read the articles or do you only look at the pictures?Where is the jack for headphones?