Again rumors about Apple dumping MiniJack
Tech
January 8, 2016 17:35
Removing the Mini Jack port is a big gamble for Apple. The headphone jack has for decades set the standard for audio connections and almost every headphone on the market also works with a Mini Jack-plug. The change to Lightning has some technical advantages and it gives Apple the opportunity to give his own headphone brand Beats a sales boost.
To facilitate the transition to Lightning, Apple iPhone should be almost complete redesign. Lightning is now used to charge the iPhone and that is a hindrance if you later need to use the port for your headphones. It would have to be overcome with the option to charge the iPhone wirelessly, before the iPhone within the current work should be completely overhauled.
Apple Mini Jack wants to leave, according to Fast Company has two main reasons. If headphones now go through Lightning, the full audio transmission is digital while it is still partly analog. Except that it can result in better audio quality, Apple also provides the ability to stop noise-canceling in the iPhone. Now, this technique is often in- and expensive- headphones built.
A second important reason for Apple to get rid of the old jack, is the desire to make the iPhone one hundred percent foolproof. To get this done, Apple would also to any other work material for the chassis of the iPhone. Now that is aluminum, but Apple would have a new composite material on the eye.
For people with Mini Jack headsets not to chase away immediately, you are probably included a Mini Jack-Lightning adapter with the iPhone 7. It is expected that Apple sometime in September with the new smartphones coming up.
- After earlier Mac Otakara with the rumor that Apple was considering the mini-jack headphone socket to omit the new iPhone, now also has Fast Company caught the sound sources at the company. Headphones should be connected in the future through the Lightning port. Charging the iPhone would be done wirelessly.
Removing the Mini Jack port is a big gamble for Apple. The headphone jack has for decades set the standard for audio connections and almost every headphone on the market also works with a Mini Jack-plug. The change to Lightning has some technical advantages and it gives Apple the opportunity to give his own headphone brand Beats a sales boost.
To facilitate the transition to Lightning, Apple iPhone should be almost complete redesign. Lightning is now used to charge the iPhone and that is a hindrance if you later need to use the port for your headphones. It would have to be overcome with the option to charge the iPhone wirelessly, before the iPhone within the current work should be completely overhauled.
Apple Mini Jack wants to leave, according to Fast Company has two main reasons. If headphones now go through Lightning, the full audio transmission is digital while it is still partly analog. Except that it can result in better audio quality, Apple also provides the ability to stop noise-canceling in the iPhone. Now, this technique is often in- and expensive- headphones built.
A second important reason for Apple to get rid of the old jack, is the desire to make the iPhone one hundred percent foolproof. To get this done, Apple would also to any other work material for the chassis of the iPhone. Now that is aluminum, but Apple would have a new composite material on the eye.
For people with Mini Jack headsets not to chase away immediately, you are probably included a Mini Jack-Lightning adapter with the iPhone 7. It is expected that Apple sometime in September with the new smartphones coming up.
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