Samsung could finally say goodbye to the audio jack in the coming Samsung Galaxy Note 10 according to information that comes from Korea
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Samsung could finally say goodbye to the audio jack in the coming Samsung Galaxy Note 10 according to information that comes from Korea
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We have official confirmation that the new OnePlus 6T will not include an audio jack in order to make space to include other features
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Apple has found a way to introduce fingerprint sensors in the display of their iPhone models, maybe in a not so distant future
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Believe it or not, Sony's shift to a new "Ambient Flow" design language has been officially blamed for the removal of the headphone jack on the chunky Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact.
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Of course there's a headphone jack on the OnePlus 5T, and according to company CEO Pete Lau, the decision was made easy by user feedback.
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The recently concluded MWC 2017 seemed to prove once and for all the headphone jack is alive and well, but Google may have different plans for the Pixel 2.
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It’s not just Apple that wants to take away your “obsolete” 3.5mm analog audio jack. It’s also LeEco, plus Motorola (at least in part), possibly even Samsung before long, and ...
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