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How? Before they were using a DAC in the phone to convert to analog, if they wanted to control anything they could very easily do it in the DAC but more than likely would be doing it within the core OS. Changing the output to digital doesn't give them more control than they had previously.
For me it's not necessarily sound quality but volume. In both cars BT audio is significantly lower in volume than using analog or *gasp* audio over lighting to USB.
Useless to you, not to everyone else who wants to use a pair of headphones that they don't have to charge. I already have too many damn things to charge. When Apple comes up with a wireless charger you can put your iPhone and AirPods then they will have a product that makes sense to go wireless. I love throwing my Nexus 6 on the wireless charger and not having to fumble around for a wire. Seems a company like Apple should be able to match a two year old Motorola product.
That's not worth it, between losing the dongle and paying for it, easier just to buy a battery case. That has to slow down the charging too, I would imagine?
I asked yesterday if the Mophie cases for the 7 would have a lightning input instead of USB. If they stick with USB (or aren't allowed to have lightning), I think that renders them almost useless.
Seen you ask that, so you're saying I wouldn't be able to plug in the lightning EarPods into the mophie? Yea that wouldn't help any.
I'm miffed they didn't leave the for this generation but in a year or 2 it will be the norm
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Yep. They're ahead of the curve... but there is most definitely a curve. It's inconvenient, but In the grand scheme of things, having a 2" extension on the end of my headphone cord is a pretty insignificant issue
My wife always wants Bluetooth headphones for working out etc. I've bought 3 different pairs and she hates them all for either comfort or connection issues. If Apple fixed these issues she will be happy paying for these budsYep. They're ahead of the curve... but there is most definitely a curve. It's inconvenient, but In the grand scheme of things, having a 2" extension on the end of my headphone cord is a pretty insignificant issue
Until you lose that cord.Yep. They're ahead of the curve... but there is most definitely a curve. It's inconvenient, but In the grand scheme of things, having a 2" extension on the end of my headphone cord is a pretty insignificant issue
I'm with you that bluetooth buds haven't quite gotten "there" yet for me either. I use some basic Sennheiser buds that sound great and aren't too gimmicky. I'm not dropping $150 for wireless buds...
My thoughts exactly and the real turning point was the Macbook Pro. I admit I fought my wife buying it and said I hated it for a few weeks. Now, every time I use it I say so etching like "man, these guys just know how to do it". Everything just works so seamlessly. When I cut the cable at the beginning of the year, I wanted to go round but settled on appletv boxes and while I don't think they, alone, are the best, it's hard to beat them when you are using the other parts in the ecosystem
Yeah, good luck if you lose those headphones. Thanks a lot apple.You mean the one that's attached to my headphones? :
For 24 months. So you pay $650 over 2 years. The retail cost of the phone. It seems to me that the only thing trading your old phone in is the privilege of a 2-year payment plan instead of paying full retail all at once.
Ballin'.
The screen isn't big enough.
Well I'm used to paying $200 at the time of the upgrade and not having my monthly bill go up. Now I'm dropping $450 additional on the phone and my monthly goes up $27 a month. Not happening.
