The biggest change rumoured for the upcoming ‘iPhone 7’ is the elimination of the 3.5mm headphone jack, to make way for Lightning EarPods or Bluetooth headphones instead, while also retaining the design features of the iPhone 6/6s.
It’s hard to verify the sound in the video is actually coming from the headphones, so there’s no way to believe these are authentic. For starters, the plastic surrounding the Lightning connector looks third-party, way ‘fatter’ than Apple’s design.
As we approach the fall, more ‘leaks’ usually come to light from Apple’s supply chain, but the name of the game is determining which ones are real or not. What do you think about the headphones shown off in the video?
Wedbush Securities analyst and regular Apple bull Daniel Ives said in a recent note to clients that the iPhone maker's upcoming earnings report for its fiscal first quarter of 2023, scheduled for Thursday, February 2, will be the "most important earnings" for the tech market (via Apple 3.0). "After a horror show year in 2022...
Sony and PlayStation are kicking off 2023 with a brand-new marketing initiative. Thanking fans for their patience worldwide as the company faced supply chain hurdles, PlayStation is launching its "Live from PS5" spot and announcing an increase in console supply. In a PlayStation Blog post, Isabelle Tomatis, VP of brand, hardware, and peripherals at Sony...
Apple is expected to launch its first foldable iPad next year. According to TF International Securities' Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the device is said to feature a carbon fibre kickstand, ensuring a lightweight design. In a series of Tweets, Kuo claims that Apple may not launch a new iPad design in the next nine months...
