Hit the road, jack: Why Apple may say goodbye to the headphone plug<article>
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<p>With fall just a few months away, it doesn’t take much of a crystal ball to predict that new iPhone and iPad hardware is waiting in the wings. Of course, being able to predict
what form said hardware will take is another matter entirely, and one that leaves room for a lot more speculation.</p><p>It’s with that in mind that we consider the
word on the street that the folks from Cupertino have added headphones to the list of
Made for iPhone devices that can plug in to an iOS device using the Lightning connector. Such a development could mean that the headphone jack—a staple of mobile devices since the pre-smartphone era—is finally on its way out the door.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2365061/hit-the-road-jack-why-apple-may-say-goodbye-to-the-headphone-plug.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Hit the road, jack: Why Apple may say goodbye to the headphone plug
