Not that I like Apple at all, by I do consider this feature particularly funny. Interesting how our phones have both!
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Yup I agree with you. I don't understand it myself. Im always using my wireless headphones, but there are still of people that use regular. Headphones. It's just a matter of time until It gets lost.I'll give Apple credit- they make quality products (my wife's iPhone 4s is in a drawer as a backup phone) and I have an iPad Air 2- great device, but removing the 3.5mm headphone jack... Dumb. I don't care if they include an adapter. What happens when the adapter gets lost, or you forget it somewhere? I have $300 Bose headphones that use a 3.5mm, I'm not ready to give those up. I also have regular cheap earphones in my car, home, etc. So I wonder if down the road when there is a new universal replacement for the 3.5mm jack, but apple, being apple will use their own proprietary headphone technology, because it's Apple, and it's what they do.
Yup I agree with you. I don't understand it myself. Im always using my wireless headphones, but there are still of people that use regular. Headphones. It's just a matter of time until It gets lost.
Im all for embracing new technology, but at least still keep the headphone jack regardless. I'm not so sure if people want this to be the new standard yet.Yup. I embrace technology evolving (such as VHS to dvd, blueray, etc) and overall improvements in technology but at this point there's not standard/universal replacement for a legacy standard like the 3.5mm headphone jack. If there was a new standard then I would be for it, because I assume companies would eventually jump on board and adopt new technology. For example- my Nexus 6P is my first phone with USB C. A lot of different devices I have still use micro USB, but assuming USB C will be the new standard, then I'm okay with that because it's technology that is improving and getting better and that's the way technology works.
Im all for embracing new technology, but at least still keep the headphone jack regardless. I'm not so sure if people want this to be the new standard yet.
Why thank you sir. In android, we'll always have options. That's one of the main things that I love, and Im Sure everyone else here also loves about android.This. Agree with you.
Unfortunately, why am I not surprised.
Unfortunately, why am I not surprised.
Still $969 is quite the hefty price for the iPhone regardless.Actually, I just looked myself. That person who shared that screen cap on macrumors must not have been in the US. The price on the 256GB model is $969. I thought that $1309 was a weird price for the US.