Sure it’s simple, but I’m willing to take bets that very few people will miss the era of the 3.5mm audio jack ... headphone market. You’ll still be able to get wired headphones for when the ...

the slightly larger 3.5mm size is standard for music headphones and is now the more common size on phones. See: Headphone Jack (3.5mm) 2.5mm connectors are still common for TTY devices for the ...

Some manufacturers opt for placing a 3.5mm audio jack on this remote control instead of directly on the phone itself. The reason for this is that 3.5mm jacks take up quite a lot of internal space ...

It’s almost impossible to find a smartphone with a 3.5mm headphone jack these days, at least not in flagship phones. There’s also a big market for wireless headphones and earphones which are ...

The new BTR13 from FiiO is a handy USB and Bluetooth dongle for letting you use wired headphones and earbuds with your ...

And having a 3.5mm headphone jack inside the phone doesn’t fit with that design strategy. “The primary reason [for dropping the jack] is establishing a mechanical design path for the future ...

All manner of sensors (barometer, ambient light sensor, fingerprint scanner, electronic compass) come with the 3.5mm ...

In the case of a simple headphone jack input, you simply need to wire up an aux cord or 3.5 mm jack somewhere you can get to it, and call it done. This guide won’t cover every stereo under the ...

The best phone for music needs to have more than just a stellar set of speakers, it also needs to have oodles of space for your hi-resolution tunes, ideally a 3.5mm headphone jack for audiophiles ...

That was the same year they killed the iPhone's headphone jack, bundling in a Lightning adapter for everyone's 3.5mm earbuds. Even if you praise Apple for being forward-thinking in adopting USB-C ...

Richardson RFPD is aiming at hybrid circuits by stocking a range of wire-bondable top-contact 0202 resistors from Kyocera AVX. Measuring 0.51 x 0.51mm, members of the WBR series are rated at 250mW and ...