Recently, we’ve seen a good amount of iPhone 7 rumors with everything from USB-C support to Apple potentially removing the 3.5mm headphone jack. It all sounds a bit crazy, but today we’ll get to the bottom of the rumors and discuss what’s actually possible and what makes sense. Big thanks to Jamf Now (formerly Bushel) for sponsoring this week’s episode. To find out what awesome cloud-based mobile device management can do for you, check out https://www.jamf.com/happyhour.
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Here’s what we discussed in this episode:
- Report: Apple plans to nix 3.5mm port on iPhone 7, require Lightning for wired headphones
- Report: Apple testing iPhone 7 models with USB-C, multi-touch 3D Touch, dual cameras, more
- Report: Apple to begin shifting iPhone displays from LCD to OLED in 2018
- New redesigned thinner MacBook Air rumored for mid-2016, perhaps including a 15 inch model
- PSA: Beats Music shuts down today, here’s what changes and how to move to Apple Music
- Apple Music streaming is coming to Sonos speakers on December 15th
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