Sentences with phrase «headphone jack seems»

A 3.5 mm headphone jack seems to be present in the top right corner.

The headphone jack seems to be on its way out, but there are still a lot of phones this year that still sport this much loved, yet seemingly doomed piece of tech.

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It seems like life goes on without the headphone jack after all.

It seems clear that removing the headphone jack requires some sort of vision of what a better headphone experience can look like.

The top of the phone features a 3.5 - millimeter headphone jack, whereas the bottom side accommodates what seems to be a USB Type - C connector flanked by a speaker grille.

Also, while still not confirmed but the QV3A seems to also include a front facing camera, a microSD card slot, a micro USB port, as well as a headphone jack.

This handset seems to be different than the phone that got certified recently, the one without a 3.5 mm headphone jack, which suggests (even though it's not related) that Sony may actually introduce more than one smartphone at this year's -LSB-...]

That's kind of a pain, and seems like it could have been easily avoided by putting the headphone jack somewhere else, which would have made for a better tablet experience anyway — having the headphone jack on the bottom is kind of awkward.

For one thing, the power and volume buttons situated more toward the middle of the phone point to a growing device, and the headphone jack up top seems to have moved to the center of the chassis.

The DS seems like the better choice because the DS can play Gameboy Advance games and includes a headphone jack.

And it seems to have something else for IR at the top near the headphone jack, not sure if it's an IR camera or emitter.

In what seemed partially intended to be consolation for removing the headphone jack from the Google Pixel 2, the Mountain View company announced the Google Pixel Buds last month, a pair of semi-wireless headphones (they're still wired to each other, but not your phone).

Many smartphone makers decided to remove the headphone jack from their premium devices, but it seems that OnePlus won't make such a move.

Factor in the omitted headphone jack of the iPhone 7 and this part of the comparison seems very skewed in favor of the Android camp.

It's an interesting proposition that might compare to Apple's «courageous» decision to drop the headphone jack, which virtually no one besides yours truly seems to mind.

The inline remote — which houses a power button, volume buttons, and the headphone jack — seems placed at a very odd length down the cable; it seemed to like to rest around the height of my chest which made it awkward to grab and manipulate.

Losing known, reliable elements like the Touch ID fingerprint scanner, the home button; introducing new methods of navigating and unlocking the phone — and charging a lot more for the privilege — seems risky for a company that was already treading new ground by doing away with the traditional headphone jack last year.

Headphone jacks going away in high - end phones seems pretty much an inevitability at this point, but that doesn't make the day - to - day inconvenience of the #donglelife any less irksome.

The growing trend in smartphones seems to be removing the headphone jack, but as we mentioned before Samsung kept the standard on the new Galaxy S8.

On the audio front, Huawei has continued the tradition of including a 3.5 mm headphone jack, which ordinarily would be a point not worth mentioning, but with other brands like Apple, LeEco and Motorola doing away with the traditional headphone jack, it seems to be worth mentioning as a feature.

In exchange for those upgrades, it seems Apple really will do away with the headphone jack.

Combined with the fact the bottom of the phone, where the speaker and headphone jack live, looks almost identical to what Apple is doing, this seems to be a risky line Samsung is treading.

After a quick examination of both the interior and exterior of the phone, it seems HMD's biggest mistake was getting rid of the phone's headphone jack.

Other features seem pretty standard with an USB Type - C port, a headphone jack, loudspeaker, microphone, volume rockers and a power button.

This keeps up with the flagship smartphone market, but seems to have come at the expense of a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The phone also seems to retain the 3.5 mm headphone jack, which appears to be present on the bottom.

A 3.5 mm headphone jack is placed on the top of this smartphone, and it seems like a Type - C USB port will not be included here, but rather a regular microUSB port.

This year's seem to be centered on photography (dual - lens cameras on at least some iPhones) and moving toward wireless audio (losing the headphone jack and possibly introducing new wireless earbuds).

Both phones have headphone jacks, which seem to be falling out of favor among other flagship phones.

Images of a leaked prototype published by Droid Life seems to confirm the slim bezels, as well as the existence of a headphone jack at the top of the device.

Having eliminated the 3.5 mm headphone jack in the «7» range (controversially), it does seem that the future iPhones might not have a charging port either.

Our readers don't seem to be too happy about the removal of the 3.5 mm headphone jack, but there could be a major backlash if they remove a feature and introduce this limitation.

Today, some new images that reportedly show the smaller 5.8 - inch model have hit the internet, and they do seem to confirm that the Galaxy S8 will be keeping the traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The pictures revealed by SlashLeaks seem to confirm the fact that the Mi 6 won't have a 3.5 mm headphone jack..

«Killing the headphone jack and pushing customers toward Apple - made AirPods seems like a fundamental mistake to me,» said Charles King, principal analyst at Pund - IT.

It seems like the end of 3.5 mm jack is near and after a couple of years, we might not see any new smartphone launching with the headphone jack.

Now, it seems even those who mocked the decision are beginning to accept the headphone jack is dying.

That possibility seems especially likely with respect to the iPhone 7's two most controversial changes: the removal of the headphone jack, and the disappearance of the physical home button.

It seems clear that removing the headphone jack requires some sort of vision of what a better headphone experience can look like.

With the company set to announce a series of new phones this week, among them the HTC One X10, it seems that this One X9 successor will be keeping one of the most essential features — the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The leak also seems to confirm the phone will have a headphone jack; high - end audio has been one of LG's strong points, so it's nice to see the company holding on.

The idea seems to be suggesting that losing the headphone jack can lead to more convenient experiences, but I'm still sad to see the port go.

Finally, the iPhone 7 dropping the headphone jack now seems all but certain.

And just like physical keyboards, removable batteries and SD card slots have turned into features that are either niche or dead entirely, it seems the headphone jack will follow suit.

That's kind of a pain, and seems like it could have been easily avoided by putting the headphone jack somewhere else, which would have made for a better tablet experience anyway — having the headphone jack on the bottom is kind of awkward.

Moving past the comments about the Pixel 2's lack of a headphone jack, the general consensus seems to be that Apple fans are unimpressed.

It seems like just about every major phone announcement is accompanied by a rumor that it may ditch the headphone jack and, iPhone - style, force you to buy new headphones or life the #donglelife.

Seems how Apple is likely to remove the headphone jack, we hope they manage to squeeze in a couple more hours of battery life during normal usage.

This handset seems to be different than the phone that got certified recently, the one without a 3.5 mm headphone jack, which suggests (even though it's not related) that Sony may actually introduce more than one smartphone at this year's -LSB-...]

The LG V30 specs are said to also include a Snapdragon 835 processor (which seems pretty likely), 3,200 mAh battery, IP68 certification for dust and water resistance, as well as a headphone jack.