No music for the iPhone 7


For several weeks goes on tech blogs striking a rumor. The 'iPhone 7', the likely successor to the iPhone 6s, would not have a headphone jack. Now go out there tradition months prior to launching a lot of rumors and not everything turns out to be true.

But there is increasing reason to take this news seriously. Yesterday, Fast Company, a US technology magazine news reports it. Mark Gurman from 9to5Mac wrote the same. He is known to be good sources inside Apple. Also BuzzFeed News, a site that today is well established at Apple, reports it.

It would mean that Apple is at least considering in the future that the iPhone does not provide a headphone jack. Or at least one variant of the smartphone, as BuzzFeed describes it. Therefore, the iPhone is even a bit thinner and it is easier to make the device waterproof.

Users can reportedly using the Lightning connector, allowing you to charge the device, or listen to music via bluetooth. Apple would also work on a more luxurious version of the famous Apple earbuds, which are wireless use, according to 9to5Mac. But it is not expected that Apple will be accompanied by this free. It is possible that the earbuds that come through are using the lighting connector standard.

Chances are that Apple allows many users will stir up the harness. The headphone jack is used worldwide and the company would thus force people to purchase additional adapter, a special headset with lightning connector or Bluetooth device

That users are not waiting here, is evident from the fact that a petition calling for Apple to maintain the connection for headphones, now has more than 200,000 signatures. Also on Twitter, people respond irritated.



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