Apple is planning to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack on the next-generation iPhone ... as when the company retired its proprietary 30-pin dock connector in favor of a smaller Lightning connector ...

And the iPhone 5's Lightning plug replaced the previous 30-pin connector that had been Apple's standard since 2003. So it wouldn't exactly be un-Apple-like to kill off the headphone jack. The 3.5 ...

TL;DR: Bluetooth is a pain, 3.5mm jacks just work. The humble headphone jack socket has a tremendous advantage over Micro USB, USB-C, Apple’s 15-pin and Lightning adapter and the host of other ...

Sound, however, still travels through the same 3.5-mm audio jack — one of the last ... and reliable – plug in a 3.5-mm pin from a pair of high-end headphones or an airline freebie, and sound ...

An iPhone 6S Plus sports a 3.5 mm headphone ... during the 30-pin to Lightning transition. With the elimination of the 3.5 mm jack, the iPhone 7 can get thinner while forcing headphone ...

No one is clamoring for a thinner iPhone Apple may in fact want to get rid of the 3.5mm headphone jack. For unbeknownst ... It killed the 30-pin connector after selling a billion of them and ...

It’s tricky to find headphones that support the new ports, harder to find adapters that compensate for the lack of a 3.5mm audio jack, and even harder still to listen to music in a car if you ...

Sound, however, still travels through the same 3.5-mm audio jack — one of the last ... and reliable – plug in a 3.5-mm pin from a pair of high-end headphones or an airline freebie, and sound ...