SAN FRANCISCO: With new iPhones hitting the markets Sept 16, Apple is seeking to regain momentum and set new trends for the smartphone industry and tech sector. But Apple has raised eyebrows by eliminating headphone jacks in what executives heralded as an embrace of a wireless future for its new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. Supply, not demandApple has said it will not provide figures for launch weekend sales as it has in the past. By eliminating the traditional headphone jack, Apple is looking to push more consumers to adopt wireless technology. ”It could be a first step for Apple making this completely wireless, and maybe next year a new iPhone with wireless charging,” he added.

Source: The Star September 15, 2016 10:41 UTC