New iPhone Headphone Adapter.
Lastly, a few days ago we saw a video and photos which claim to show what this rumored Lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter is going to look like. Chinese internet technology company, LeEco and Motorola have already dropped headphone jack from their recent smartphines in favour of USB-C based headphones.
This isn't a wholly new concept as manufacturer's in China have seen phones use adapters for wired headphones and providing that Apple uses an adapter similar to these the new iPhone shouldn't be *that* bad. That said, a new video recently surfaced which purports to show the Lightning headphones Apple may very well ship with its next-gen iPhone. If Apple does end up producing Lightning-enabled EarPods, one would expect the version that ships with the iPhone 7 to contain an inline remote, and the EarPods on the video do. The video shows traditional earpods that Apple introduced in September 2012.
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The source of the video claimed that this part came directly from iPhone assembler Foxconn, and would be placed inside the box of every new Apple iPhone 7 and Apple iPhone 7 Plus sold. That certainly makes sense considering iPhone users who upgrade and carry an older earpods would prefer to have a dongle.
While the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are expected to be an evolution of the iPhone 6s series and keep the same overall design, they will of course feature faster A10 processors and improved rear cameras, with the iPhone 7 Plus believed to pack in a dual-lens rear camera.
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