Sentences with phrase «removal of the headphone jack»

With a controversial move such as removal of the headphone jack, Apple can gain by fueling discussion months before it makes the move.

The 2016 iPhone 7 had many internal improvements, but on the outside not much changed beyond the controversial removal of the headphone jack.

It also includes a link for Bluetooth headphones, which probably confirms the long rumored removal of the headphone jack.

In one of the more tone - deaf moments in Apple keynote history, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller justified the aforementioned removal of the headphone jack this way:

Or more accurately the removal of the headphone jack.

Is the removal of the headphone jack a big deal?

The removal of the headphone jack made room for a couple of new things.

We knew the new iPhones would have pressure - sensitive home buttons, we were given glimpses of what turned out to be the twin cameras on the iPhone 7 Plus, and we even heard rumblings about the removal of the headphone jack.

For instance, the removal of the headphone jack in the iPhone 7 created room for a larger battery.

Removal of the headphone jack has created most of the buzz.

The iPhone does take a step back when it comes to audio with the removal of the headphone jack.

The removal of the headphone jack that has dominated the tech news valley since a year, is «very cool and high - tech,» according to Schiller.

There's no denying that Apple's boldest and only innovative move with the iPhone 7 Plus — the removal of the headphone jack — is also the riskiest and most hostile to consumers.

The biggest cosmetic difference (besides the removal of the headphone jack) is that both the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are (finally!)

In the last year or two, the market has exploded with products, helped along by the removal of the headphone jack in a few popular phones.

Users are likely to adapt, as they have adapted to Apple's other significant changes like the removal of the headphone jack, but that won't mean they'll necessarily like or prefer it.

The removal of the headphone jack follows Apple's controversial move.

The removal of the headphone jack was done to save space and to make room for new technologies, plus Apple is using its elimination to drive the development of wireless headphone technology.

Though I hate the removal of the headphone jack, the signal that passes through the dongle is more than adequate.

The removal of the headphone jack is a mild annoyance, but Apple's made it pretty clear that's just how things are now.

The publication is also reporting that the S8 will ship with stereo speakers thanks to the removal of the headphone jack.

The longer battery life is partially made possible by the more efficient processor and a bigger battery the company has been able to cram inside — partly thanks to the removal of the headphone jack.

Of course, none of this answers whether truly wireless earbuds like this can actually deliver enough value to make up for the removal of the headphone jack, but Apple is going for it here, and we'll have to try these things out in a more real - world scenario to form some deeper thoughts.

Also consistent with previous rumors is the removal of the headphone jack.

The removal of headphone jack has been a point of controversy since last year, which might leave a scar on the Pixel 2.

Stimulated by Apple's fanatical pursuit of wireless technology, which was expressed in the removal of the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 and the addition of a new W1 wireless chip, most headphone makers are now rethinking their portfolios and I anticipate many more high - end, high - priced models will embrace the switch to Bluetooth.

After considering four different options, do you think that removal of headphone jack was the right decision from Apple?

Following the removal of the headphone jack, Apple reportedly considers ditching the Home Button, replacing it with virtual keys, and putting the Touch - ID sensor behind the glass.

The removal of the Home button this year was like the removal of the headphone jack last year: people are going to be mad at it for a while, but ultimately they'll adapt.

Since there's a chance for the removal of the headphone jack in favor of the lighting port, the new models may finally include Wireless Charging in order to allow users charge their devices while the headphones are plugged in.

Another change that's much harder to notice is the removal of the headphone jack.

Rumors have suggested the 2016 iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will not feature major design changes aside from the removal of the headphone jack, information that has been confirmed in a new report from The Wall Street Journal.The iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus will continue to feature 4.7 and 5.5 - inch displays, with only «subtle changes» to the exterior of the devices.

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.

Past rumors indicate the two devices will be the same general size as the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, but with relocated antenna bands that no longer span across the back of the bodies.According to The Wall Street Journal, the removal of the headphone jack will make the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus thinner while also improving its water resistance.

I'm very glad Google brought back front facing speakers as they sound fantastic with great clarity, but I am bummed about the removal of the headphone jack.

They both see the antenna bands on the rear move to just the top and bottom for a cleaner look than their predecessors, and they both see the removal of the headphone jack.

The design has also seen improvements with the removal of the headphone jack, the addition of stereo speakers and the removal of the antenna bands for a more seamless looking device.

The most controversial change will likely be the removal of the headphone jack.

Announced alongside the removal of the headphone jack from the iPhone 7, the Apple AirPods declared out and out war on wires, removing it not only between the earbuds and the phone, but also between the earbuds themselves.

The smaller Pixel 2 looks very similar to its predecessor, with a 5 - inch OLED display that's now flanked by stereo speakers — a feature that also results in the removal of the headphone jack.

But the rumored change that's likely to be the biggest topic of debate if it comes to pass is the removal of the headphone jack.

Another change in design is the removal of the headphone jack port, which gives way to the stereo speakers on the iPhone 7.

In the meantime, be sure to share your thoughts down in the comments — would the removal of the headphone jack make you think twice about buying a future Google phone?

The removal of the headphone jack will notably follow Apple's somewhat controversial move back in September when it became one of the first major phone manufacturers to remove the legacy audio port from its flagship iPhone 7.

The Bloomberg report has some other tidbits, too, including that the removal of the headphone jack makes way for a second speaker on the iPhone 7 (which would you rather have?)

Also imitating Apple is the removal of the headphone jack, leaving Mi 6 owners to exclusively use Bluetooth for their personal audio needs.

There is one negative side as the Pixel 2 follows what Apple started in the industry, the removal of the headphone jack.

It does have a couple of shortcomings though, with a small battery impacting on time between chargers and the removal of the headphone jack — it's not only Apple doing it!

With the removal of the headphone jack from this year's Pixel phones it's pretty clear Google expects buyers to go wireless for their mobile audio needs.