Ditching headphone jacks from iPhones similar to ditching DVD drives from MacBooks, says JayBird chief marketing officer
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For several months, there have been rumours that Apple may be dropping the universal 3.5mm headphone jack from As the launch dates of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus nears, headphone maker
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In the interview, JayBird chief marketing officer
He added that the 3.5mm headphone jack was originally launched with Walkman and the CD players, and has been around since then, even though the use of these products has almost zeroed down.
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According to him, "there will be some kind of adapter in the iPhone 7 box," which will enable using wired headphones via the lightning port.
Also read: 'AirPods': Here's all the evidence that Apple will launch wireless earbuds with iPhone 7
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