With the removal of the audio jack, Apple has the opportunity to come up with a lot thinner iPhone 7. With the new plans in place, the price you pay for a new iPhone will be different from the last time you bought one – especially if you are coming off a two-year contract.
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In addition to a four-inch screen, the device will be based on the Apple A8 chipset and have one gigabyte of memory. Nonetheless, it would indeed mean iPhone users shelling out more money.
Apple is working with the company that has helped create its audio chips to make an iPhone that will be able to play music out of the port, the magazine reported. The blog, citing Foxconn sources, shared many new details about the so-called “iPhone 5e” that we have broken down for comparison against previous 4-inch iPhone rumors below.
The petition states that Apple is about to “rip off” its customers once again. As stated by its premise, “only a massive worldwide campaign can force Apple to change course now”.
According to the petition, the United Nations (UN) claimed that 90% of all electronic waste is either illegally traded or dumped.
Tell Apple to respect its customers and our planet. “Keep the standard headphone jack”.
Not to fear, news from the rumor mill strongly points to Apple releasing an upgraded 4-inch iPhone model early this year.
It is believed that the new Bluetooth wireless headphones won’t come with any ports suggesting that it will come with a carrying case that also functions as a rechargeable charging station like the Motorola Hint. Apparently, the reports didn’t sit well with iPhone fanatics, and headphones that still sport the standard 3.5mm jack are still considered as essential in even modern devices. Apple’s newer phones are VoLTE capable, but the older 5s was not.
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The website claims “iPhone 5e” will represent an “enhanced” iPhone 5s and replace the latter in Apple’s smartphone lineup once released. iPhone 5e would be Apple’s new entry-level handset. However, this new information only adds more fuel to the fire that a new smaller-form iPhone is on the way.
