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Of course. The problem is that they really can't make the iPhone any thinner because of the standard size audio jack. So what they want to do is replace it with a Lightning jack that takes up alot less space, lets them make a thinner phone, allows for not just audio but all kinds of other applications and devices, and lets them deliver true digital audio.

In a way its sad to see it go, but in another way maybe that kind of connection is now obsolete.



Lol! Your comment to facial freak is weak. He clearly said that he SWITCHED to Mac 3 years ago. Facialfreak, like me and others, have extensive experience on both platforms and made informed decisions to switch. The real "Fanboys", are PC users who struggle with their machines every day instead of consider any alternative.

And how ofte do you jump between devices when writing an email? Or feel the need to answer a phone call on the computer instead of phone?

It may be neat in some rare situations, but really like everything else with Apple, continuity is major overhyped.

I was mocking non-Apple users. I am in the same boat as him. Long time Windows user, enjoys and uses a Mac more.

I constantly use my iPhone to Mac features. My iPhone sits on my dock charging while I am working and when I get a text from an fellow iOS user I can respond in iMessage, with Apple bridging that better, I can respond faster and better using my Mac over picking up my phone and typing... Now if I can accept a call the same way, without having to stop what I am doing, it's also better.

Still waiting for you to share how you do it.